Today we have another blog with an incredibly long name. This time it’s California Attorneys Representing Licensed, Regulated and Other Professionals – and that tells you pretty much all you need to know. It’s published by attorneys at the Los Angeles firm of Green & Associates, who represent professionals in administrative, civil, business, regulatory, criminal
Blawg of the Day – Copyright & Trademark Matters
Big firm Mintz Levin publishes Copyright & Trademark Matters, a blog about – you guessed it, insights and developments in copyright and trademark law. Recent posts have addressed topics like ICANN’s new generic Top Level Domain program, prompt registration of trademarks, seeking trademark protection for a product shape, and more.
Blawg of the Day – Insurance Coverage Corner
Today we venture into the world of insurance coverage, with the Insurance Coverage Corner. It’s published by Carlock Copeland, a Georgia/South Carolina civil litigation firm with expertise in the subject matter. The blog is authored by several lawyers at the firm; they’re discussing topics like allocation of risk among multiple insurers, apportionment of damages,…
Blawg of the Day – Hodgson Russ’s Clean and Green Law Blog
To end the week, let’s visit Hodgson Russ’s Clean and Green Law Blog. The blog provides “legal analysis, commentary and resources to help US-based and foreign cleantech companies navigate the unique opportunities and challenges presented by the global movement toward energy efficiency.” As the name implies, the blog is published by the Buffalo, New…
Blawg of the Day – Appellate Daily
Appellate Daily provides news and commentary on federal appellate courts. It’s brought to you by Michelle Olsen, a former Jones Day and federal government lawyer, and now columnist for the National Law Journal reporting on federal appellate circuit splits that may lead to U.S. Supreme Court review. In addition to reporting on circuit splits, she…
Blawg of the Day – Inversecondemnation.com
The Fifth Amendment of the Constitution states, in part, states “…nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.” At inversecondemnation.com, attorney Robert Thomas is discussing recent developments in regulatory takings, eminent domain, inverse condemnation, property rights, and land use law – from a Hawaii point of view. A land use…
Blawg of the Day – eMedia Law Insider
The eMedia Law Insider features insight and commentary on internet marketing and online media, from a legal perspective. It’s published by Travis Crabtree, a lawyer with the Houston, Texas firm of Looper Reed & McGraw. Recent posts have discussed topics like Anti-SLAPP legislation, identifying the anonymous online defamer, and protecting yourself online, among others.
Blawg of the Day – NALFA News Blog
To end the week, we’ll visit the NALFA News Blog, an outlet of the National Association of Legal Fee Analysis. NALFA acts as the governing body and certifying agency for the attorney fee and legal billing profession. On the blog, you’ll find recent posts on a new attorney fee dispute mediation program, advice on…
Blawg of the Day – BLLAWG
Liquid Litigation Management is a discovery/case management technology provider, and at their blog, BLLAWG, they are “advancing the legal technology discussion.” Although you’ll find a number of recent posts on legal technology issues – the Seventh Circuit E-Discovery Pilot Program, “Big Data,” and cloud computing, among others – they are also discuss recent litigation…
Blawg of the Day – Dispute Resolution in Germany
We’re heading to Europe for today’s blog, which is Dispute Resolution in Germany– a blog that covers litigation, arbitration, and mediation in Germany. It’s authored by Peter Bert, a “Rechtsanwalt” (or lawyer) in Germany and a Solicitor in England and Wales. He has been talking about arbitration with Russian citizens and companies, international IP…
