I’m midway through “Legal Technology Week,” and today’s blog isn’t about legal technology per se. But it’s about blogs, which I think are definitely great technology tools for lawyers. The Blog Law Blog is written by Eric Johnson, a law professor at the University of North Dakota School of Law. He’s covering legal issues
Blawg of the Day – E-Discovery Law Alert
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It’s legal technology week here at Inter Alia, in celebration of the 25th Anniversary of ABA TECHSHOW. Today we turn to the world of e-discovery, with the E-Discovery Law Alert, from The New York/New Jersey firm Gibbons. They’re discussing developments in electronic discovery and corporate information management, my favorite topics. You’ll find posts…
Blawg of the Day – Virtual Law Practice
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This week I’m at ABA TECHSHOW my favorite legal technology conference. While I’m there, I thought I would devote the week to new and interesting legal technology blogs that I’ve come across in the past few months.
Today we’ll start with a new friend of mine, and co-speaker with me on one of our TECHSHOW…
Blawg of the Day – New Jersey Business Dissolution Journal
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We’ll stick in New Jersey for our last blog this week, the New Jersey Business Dissolution Journal. You’ll find recent posts on fiduciary duties in unfair competition cases, employer email policies, indemnification of directors, and partnership agreement disclosures, among others. It’s published by Jay McDaniel of the McDaniel Law Firm, a Hackensack/New Jersey outfit.
Blawg of the Day — Legal Health Information Exchange
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Today’s blog comes from a firm with a name I haven’t seen before. From the firm Attorneys at Oscislawski, LLC, based in Princeton, New Jersey, comes Legal Health Information Exchange, a blog discussing legal issues relating to electronic health information exchange. You’ll find posts on data mining, HIPAA enforcement, HITECH regulations, identity theft, patient…
Blawg of the Day – Minnesota Workers Compensation Advocate
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It’s that time of the week where I feature a blog that hasn’t posted lately. This week it’s the Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Advocate, which is published by the firm of Heimerl & Lammers. Most of the posts are answers to questions that clients might have, which are undeniably helpful to potential workers’ compensation clients.…
Blawg of the Day – Pittsburgh Criminal Law Blog
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If you’re going to write a blog about criminal law in Pittsburgh, it definitely helps to have been a former Pittsburgh police officer. Such is the case with the Pittsburgh Criminal Law Blog, which is published by Gerald McNamara. He’s primarily posting about DUI topics, including sobriety checkpoints, collateral consequences, and wrongful convictions.
Blawg of the Day – Legal Productivity
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My friends over at Rocket Matter also have a blog, but not about the product they sell – it’s all about providing creative and useful insights into the business of law when it comes to alternative fee arrangements, social medial, and other current topics. The blog is called Legal Productivity, and there you’ll find…
Blawg of the Day – New York Commercial Division Roundup
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To end the week, I’m featuring another in my periodic series of “blogs that should update more often!” This time it’s the New York Commercial Division Roundup, from big (and big-blogging) firm Sheppard Mullin. Here you’ll find news and updates on cases decided in the Commercial Division of the New York State Supreme Court.…
Blawg of the Day – Mesothelioma Lawsuit Blog
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Today we’ll look at a toxic tort blog, published by the Austin, Texas firm of Hissey Kientz. At the Mesothelioma Lawsuit Blog you’ll read on such topics as asbestos abatement and removal, treatments for mesothelioma, and lawsuits and settlements, among others.