Adonica Wada is an attorney with Simon, Gluck & Kane, a firm with offices in New York and California. She publishes Import Trade Law, a blog that follows, analyzes and comments on recent developments and the laws and regulations enforced by the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, as well as other governmental agencies
Blawg of the Day – NC Law Blog
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The NC Law Blog is an online legal magazine by and for North Carolina lawyers; it’s sponsored by the North Carolina Bar Association Center for Practice Management. There are currently 11 columnists and contributors, and they are blogging on topics such as choosing a practice area, working with unrepresented parties in mediation, and “what is…
Blawg of the Day – Bitter Lawyer
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Let’s end the week with a little humor at Bitter Lawyer. The site provides legal humor, entertainment, and news for lawyers, law students, “and the people who love them.” Posts in the past week have covered topics that include 6 Useless Legal Services to Offer in Prison, 6 Reasons for 3Ls to be Happy…
Blawg of the Day – California Bankruptcy Blog
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The California Bankruptcy Blog is authored by Norma Duenas, of Southern California Law Advocates. She’s providing Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy information, discussing topics such as the two types of debts you may still owe after bankruptcy, solving child and spousal support problems through bankruptcy, and criminal fines and restitution in bankruptcy, among others.
Blawg of the Day – Animal Rights: The Abolitionist Approach
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For a look at animal rights from the vegan point of view, check out Animal Rights: The Abolitionist Approach, published by Rutgers Law Professor Gary Francione. The mission of the site is “to provide a clear statement of an approach to animal rights that (1) promotes the abolition of animal exploitation and rejects the…
Blawg of the Day – Financial Services Employment Law
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Another day, another employment law blog from a big firm. This one is Financial Services Employment Law, published by EpsteinBeckerGreen. You’ll find recent posts on permissible wage deductions, SOX whistleblower coverage, and ADA lawsuits around ATM machines.
Blawg of the Day – Workplace Wire
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Workplace Wire is “a labour, employment and pension law blog that connects employers to the latest developments in Ontario and Federal workplace law,” aiming to provide them with updates, commentary and resources that are informative and provide practical guidance. It’s published by big firm Heenan Blaikie, with offices all over Canada.
Blawg of the Day – California Litigation Attorney Blog
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We’ll stick in California to end the week, with the California Litigation Attorney Blog. It’s published by the Riverside firm of Reid & Hellyer. They are discussing recent California court opinions, on subjects like arbitrator disclosures, anti-deficiency statutes, service and repair contracts, and more.
Blawg of the Day – California Attorney’s Fees
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The mission of the blog California Attorney’s Fees is simple: to provide a resource tool to practitioners, jurists and the public about the law governing attorney fee/costs awards in California, focused on the law and pragmatic experiences in state and federal judicial forums. The authors are Marc Alexander and Mike Hensley, both of the Santa…
Blawg of the Day – Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture and Natural Resources Law
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The Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture and Natural Resources Law is dedicated to developing thought-provoking dialogue between legal scholars, practitioners, and students in the aforementioned legal fields. It’s the online version of a print publication from the University of Kentucky College of Law, and it’s published entirely by Kentucky law students. You’ll find recent posts…