Employee Benefits Unplugged offers a “compellingly different take on ERISA.” The blog will offer the “latest and greatest insights and clarity on executive compensation, employee benefits and all that ERISA jazz,” while also hoping to feature “a lively discussion on the problems our clients are facing – and most likely, you are, too.” It’s published
Blawg of the Day – Law Practice Strategy
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Today I’m featuring a blog in my particular area of passion – law practice management. Law Practice Strategy is published by Donna Seyle, a lawyer, researcher, writer, and a fellow colleague of mine in the ABA’s Law Practice Management Section. The blog is dedicated to a few law practice management topics, including integrating technology and…
Blawg of the Day – Construction Law Blog
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We end this week with yet another entry from uber-blogging firm Fox Rothschild. The rather blandly-titled Construction Law Blog features, as you might expect, posts on “topics of interest to the construction industry.” In the past month, the bloggers there have posted on topics like formulating bids, the Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act, and recent…
Blawg of the Day – Global Privacy & Security Compliance Law Blog
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Today’s blog is on a topic that is really heating up in my area of professional interest – information management and electronic discovery. The Global Privacy & Security Compliance Law Blog provides commentary on today’s global privacy issues, and features posts on topics including consumer data privacy, European data protection, cybersecurity disclosures, and more. It’s…
Blawg of the Day – Public Finance Matters
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Big firm Mintz Levin publishes Public Finance Matters, which provides updates on recent public finance and municipal bond developments. The contributing bloggers are writing on recent topics like remote participation in meetings, issuer responsibility for reviewing bond offering prices, and Schedule K and post-issuance compliance.
Blawg of the Day – Florida Trusts & Estates Blog
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We’ll head to the other side of the continent to visit today’s site, the Florida Trusts & Estates Blog. As you might expect, it’s a blog dedicated to discussing issues in estate planning, taxation, probate, asset protection, charitable giving, and other related topics – all for the benefit of Florida residents. The blog is…
Blawg of the Day – California Public Agency Labor & Employment Blog
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Today’s blog has an interesting niche in the employment law area: the California Public Agency Labor & Employment Blog provides useful information for navigating legal challenges faced by public sector management. It’s published by the firm Liebert Cassidy Whitmore, a full service employment and labor relations law firm with offices all over California. You’ll find…
Blawg of the Day: Nolo’s Bankruptcy, Debt & Foreclosure Blog
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We’ll end this week’s visit to the law blogs of Nolo with Nolo’s Bankruptcy, Debt & Foreclosure Blog. The blog is currently authored by Kathleen Michon and JinAh Lee, and they’re discussing such topics as mortgage forbearance programs, “stripping off” home mortgages, and others.
Blawg of the Day: Dear Rich
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We continue our tour of Nolo law blogs this week with Dear Rich: Nol0’s Intellectual Property Blog. Although the author is listed as Rich Stim, it looks like the blog is published by the “Dear Rich” staff, which aims to provide easy-to-understand answers to questions about copyright, trademarks, and patents. Recent posts have covered…
Blawg of the Day: Nolo’s Employment Law Blog
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Next up on our tour of Nolo law blogs for consumers and small businesses is Nolo’s Employment Law Blog. It’s authored by Lisa Guerin, a former employment lawyer in government, public interest, and private practice. She’s discussing FMLA regulations, religious employers, and arbitration agreements in class actions, among other employment law topics.