We’ll end the week with a tasty look at the Restaurant Law Blog, which is published by the Denver firm of Messner & Reeves.  Their goal is to provide continuing support and inspiration to entrepreneurial restaurateurs everywhere, by sharing their collective experience in commercial litigation, employment law, regulation, zoning, licensing, real estate law, and…

From right in my backyard here in Dallas comes the cleverly-named From the SOX Up blog, brought to you by the securities law folks at Gardere Wynne Sewell.  The blog aims to provide the latest developments in securities law and corporate governance, and they’re talking about “say-on-pay” requirements, criminal penalties for SEC violations, and investment…

The Boulder Business Law Advisor is one firm’s opportunity to share with the Boulder business community their unique thought process and different legal strategies to be considered when starting a business, launching a product, negotiating a contract, managing employees, or defending against lawsuits.  It’s published by Laszlo & Associate, which as you might imagine is…

Big firm Proskauer brings you Labor Relations Update, which discusses issues impacting unions and their employers.  Recent posts have appeared on topics such as NLRB notice posting rules, employer meetings, neutrality agreements, and recent decisions by the NLRB, among others.

To start off the week, let’s head to Florida and visit The Legal Scoop on Southwest Florida Real Estate.  It’s published by the firm of Henderson Franklin, a Florida firm with offices in Fort Myers, Bonita Springs and Sanibel.  The 12+ lawyers who blog there are discussing topics such as impact fees, ad valorem…

To end the week, I’ll feature a blog on developments in the law of government contracts.  The Contractor’s Perspective aims to bring a unique perspective to the issues facing federal contractors, which include bid protests, compliance audits, contract administration, suspension and disbarment, change order negotiations and defending allegations of false claims, among others.  The blog…

Although most lawyers I know entered the profession in part because they have good communications skills, not all lawyers are natural-born speakers.  For those lawyers who could use some help with speaking, check out Speech Advice, by Faith Pincus.  She’s offering posts on the fear of public speaking, rhetorical techniques, appellate and other types…