As 2011-2012 Chair of the ABA’s Law Practice Management Section, I’m pleased to announce the third Law Firm Marketing Strategies Conference, taking place November 8-9 in Philadelphia. I should have mentioned it much sooner, but there’s still time to register!
This year’s conference, titled “Reputation. Referrals. Rankings.,” features lawyers from around the
You wouldn’t have seen a blog like Social Media Employment Law 5 years ago – this area of law didn’t exist back then. But the topic of companies dealing with employee use of social media has become very hot lately, so it’s very timely and topical. It’s published by Michael Schmidt at Cozen & O’Connor
Squire Sanders’ Anticorruption Blog gathers insights and observations about anticorruption compliance from on-the-ground practitioners around the world, offering a forum for discussion on developments such as arrests, investigations, settlements, trials and penalties, new anticorruption laws, tricky local customs, and comments/guidance from local government agencies and politicians.
The Mass Tort & Class Action Blog is brought to you by Calvo, Fisher & Jacob, a San Francisco firm that specializes in complex litigation and class actions. They’re discussing such topics as bank misconduct, consumer products, medical devices, Qui Tam, renewal scams, and more.
Is it just me, or is this blog really narrow? There’s a whole lot of white space on either side of the blog text. Anyhow, it’s the Healthcare Law Blog, and it’s just one of the latest from uber-blogging big firm Sheppard Mullin. You’ll find posts on the Affordable Care Act, Medicare/Medicaid, private payers,
A niche blog for you today, on the personal injury topic of swimming pool safety. Swimming Pool Safety News is brought to you by Jesse Guerra, founder of the J. Guerra Law firm in Corpus Christi and Dallas. The site reports on various swimming pool accidents, and offers tips and pointers that arise from the
I had the great honor to attend a mini-conference on September 9 held by the Civil Rules Committee of the U.S. Judicial Conference. Actually, it was the Discovery Subcommittee that was meeting, along with a number of well-known invited guests. They included Judge Shira Sheindlin, Judge Paul Grimm, Judge Lee Rosenthal, Judge
Today’s blog is Traffic Ticket News, helping you to “stay ahead of the law.” It’s brought to you by Sherman Ellison, a California traffic ticket attorney – in fact, as his blog states, the “best traffic ticket attorney in the State of California.” You’ll find recent posts on topics such as “auditioning” your traffic
To end the week, I bring you the California Trust, Estate & Probate Litigation blog, published by the Riverside and Temecula firm of Albertson & Davidson. They’re discussing such topics as the burden of being a trust beneficiary, attorney fees, and undue influence vs. lack of capacity.
The Alabama Injury Law Advisor discusses pretty much what you would expect – injury laws in Alabama. Recent posts have discussed house fires from defective products, judicial politics, foreign companies, spousal claims, and more. It’s brought to you by the Gilmore Law Firm, a practice with offices in Grove Hill and Mobile.
