Sentences with phrase «lawyer blawg»

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B - Blogs: Business blogs, usually external Blawgs: Lawyers» blogs Intrablogs: In - house blogs K - Blogs: Knowledge blogs, also usually kept in - house Warblogs: War correspondents» blogs

We were delighted to learn yesterday that the American Bar Association Journal has named the Center for Law and Religion Forum as one of the top 100 blogs on law and lawyers in its annual «Blawg 100» survey.

UK, US & Beyond About Blog Property Blawg is a property law & conveyancing news blog by property lawyers & professionals.

Here at the Law Firm Web Strategy blog, where we talk about how lawyers can leverage the Web to build their practices in the 21st century, this week's Blawg Review will combine these themes.

For lawyers, the best example so far is the Blawg Review Guest Map, where legal bloggers simply click on their location on the map to add a marker identifying them and linking to their blog.

Here's our monthly roundup of client successes: New York injury lawyer John Hochfelder hosted Blawg Review # 209, and dedicated the legal blogging roundup to his late father.

Patent lawyer Stephen R. Albainy - Jenei may have been a last - minute substitute to serve as host of Blawg Review # 161, after work got in the way of the blogger who had originally signed up, but the founder of the blog Patent Baristas was easily up to the task.

This blawg «is a forum for scholars, students, lawyers, policy - makers, and interested citizens to examine, discuss, and debate the effect of situational forces — that is, nonsalient factors around and within us — on law, policy, politics, policy theory, and our social, political and economic institutions.»

I am proud to announce that this blog has been named to the 2010 ABA Journal Blawg 100, a listing of the top 100 best law blogs by lawyers, for lawyers, as selected by the editors of the ABA Journal.

This is a legal blawg of interest to lawyers who occasionally or regularly deal with clients, plaintiffs, defendants, and witnesses from other cultures or who encounter foreign - language evidence requiring foreign - language document translation in the course of litigation.

According to the ABA Blawg Directory, Florida is second only to California in number of law blogs (Justia's Blawg Search concurs)... which is again interesting when you consider that according to ABA market research, Illinois, Texas, and New York all have more active lawyers than Florida.

«The Blawg Directory: We've indexed more than 1,000 blogs written by lawyers who are experts in their practice areas, with more being added daily.

«You have to not only love, but stand in awe at the wit and energy behind Blawg Review # 15, hosted this week by fellow management employment lawyer, George Lenard at George's Employment Blawg,» writes Mike Fox.

This blawg will examine these questions, and hopes to become a gathering spot for all mother - lawyers.»

Those newly added blogs were: Jacksonville Criminal Lawyer Blog Harry Hackney Florida Law Blawg Launched in January, the Florida Lawyers Blog Watch offers a single page aggregation of the 50 most recent postings by... more»

For lawyer bloggers, one element of this strategy is submitting your blog to all of the leading lawyer blog (or «blawg») directories - a simple step that will get you inbound links from these topically related sites.

This blawg provides technology news affecting lawyers as well as tips on conducting legal research using technology or new book titles.

«Blawg» — a portmanteau of «blog» and «law» — is a word that has come to define the online journals of lawyers the globe over.

In any event, one Massachusetts lawyer who surely deserves to take today off is David Harlow, who appears to have spent much of Columbus Day weekend compiling Blawg Review # 129.

This blawg discusses all levels of law firm lawyer compensation, from associates to service partners, to rainmakers, to lawyer - managers, and senior lawyers who are phasing down in preparation for retirement.

Editors of the ABA Journal today announced they have selected this blog as one of the Blawg 100, the 100 best Web sites by lawyers for lawyers.

This week's Blawg Review is written by Mark W. Bennett, a Houston criminal defense lawyer and author of the blog Defending People.

«Your blawg: Next best thing to a Supreme Court appointment for lawyers?

Now the ABA Journal is inviting lawyers to vote for their favorites in each of the Blawg 100's 12 categories.

Back in November, I told you about the election - law blawg maintained by Birmingham, Ala., lawyer Edward Still, Votelaw — Law and Politics.

Houston lawyer Jeanne Pi recently launched Jeanne Pi's Texas Elder Law Blawg.

This presentation of Blawg Review is brought to you from LegalTech New York, where the anonymous editor of Blawg Review is attending in person along with many other tweeps and blawging lawyers who are arriving in droves in response to Incisive Media's generous offer of a free breakfast and the chance to see first - hand what's new in technology for the legal profession.

This blawg is a forum for international trade lawyers to share information, deposit relevant international cases and articles and educate others about international trade developments affecting their region or in which their country is participating.

Author: Contributors to this blawg include five international trade lawyers from Canada, one from the United States and one from India.

«Tyranny of the BlackBerry: Lawyers discuss a sanity check Main Your blawg: Next best thing to a Supreme Court appointment for lawyers?Lawyers discuss a sanity check Main Your blawg: Next best thing to a Supreme Court appointment for lawyers?lawyers?»

If you don't want to write a separate letter, at a minimum, print out your blawg post on the subject of lawyer advertising, and send it here: Lori McMakin Attorneys» Advertising Commission Paralegal Kentucky Bar Association 514 West Main Street Frankfort, KY 40601 - 1883 or just click on Lori McMakin's e-mail address, and send it in.»

Nigut, a business and corporate lawyer with Sullivan & Ward in West Des Moines, writes the blog Rush on Business, and Trout, a solo patent attorney in Des Moines, writes Blawg IT.

«The marketing potential, whether explicit or not, of law - related blogs — or «blawgs» as some attorneys have come to call their online journals — is raising some tricky ethical questions for the profession, which regulates lawyer advertising.

When considering a theme for this week's Blawg Review, one thing that struck me was that lawyers do not seem to spend nearly as much time screwing around on the web as your average employee.

David Jacobson of External Insights, an Australia - based, solo business lawyer, hosts this week's link - packed Blawg Review 66, with a bunch of work - life balance links, professional firm management and IP and tech news from around the world.

From today's Chicago Tribune: «The marketing potential, whether explicit or not, of law - related blogs — or «blawgs» as some attorneys have come to call their online journals — is raising some tricky ethical questions for the profession, which regulates lawyer advertising.

More and more, I am hearing from lawyers that blawgs are on their short lists of key current - awareness tools.

«Sure, blawgs are advertising, but then again, so is the Kentucky Bar Association Web site on lawyer advertising.

Upon reading Eugene Volokh's thoughts on whether New York's proposed advertising rules will make blogging too burdensome for lawyers, the anonymous editor at Blawg Review is prompted to ask, «Where's Ben Cowgill?»

In recognition of Autism Awareness Day today, Blawg Review # 113 is hosted at Special Education Law Blog by Chicagoan Charles Fox, a lawyer who practices special - education law and who is the father of a child with cerebral palsy.

«It has come to the attention of your anonymous Editor that some lawyers, law students, and law professors would like to be contributors to Blawg Review, but are worried about losing clients, getting hard - marked, or jeopardizing tenure... To enable everyone to be a contributor to Blawg Review, without fear or favor, there is now a convenient submission form created by blogcarnival.com for Blawg Review, so you don't have to use your regular email, if you like the new form.

Well, someone was working over Labor Day weekend, and that someone was St. Louis labor and employment lawyer George Lenard, who wrote a special Labor Day historical edition for Blawg Review # 124.

Speaking of the ABA Journal's Blawg 100, one of many bright lights on the list is The Legal Satyricon, the irreverent blog of irreverent and successful First Amendment lawyer Marc Randazza.

In looking over Blawg Review # 100, I realized that virtually every past Blawg Review alum is still actively blogging, an amazing feat when given that all of these former hosts hold a «day job,» either as busy practicing lawyers, consultants or law students.

Others among the several blogs honored here are Above the Law as Best New Law Blog, Overlawyered for Best Blawg Theme, Likelihood of Confusion for Best Law Blog Name, Antitrust Review and PHOSITA sharing the award for Best Group Blog, TalkLeft for Best Politicio Blog by Lawyers, Althouse for Best Personal Blog by a legally oriented female blogger, SHLEP: the Self - Help Law ExPress for Best Law Blog in the Public Interest, Online Guide to Mediation for Best Law Blog by a legal mediator, and Denise Howell as Blawg Diva for her blogging at Bag and Baggage, Between Lawyers and Lawgarithms.

Usually, a non - lawyer / social media law marketer, (but also a disbarred / suspended / unemployed / underemployed / retired / or failed lawyer who quit) who writes blawg posts about how to write blawg posts, SEO, ROI, iPads, cloud computing, top ten lists, and enjoys attending law marketing conferences and twittering about using #hashtags.

«Blawg Review # 32 presents a unique opportunity for law bloggers, not only to read a great military law blog, but to participate in a collaborative post with submissions and recommendations of the best blawg posts that touch on the areas of concern to civilian and military lawyers aBlawg Review # 32 presents a unique opportunity for law bloggers, not only to read a great military law blog, but to participate in a collaborative post with submissions and recommendations of the best blawg posts that touch on the areas of concern to civilian and military lawyers ablawg posts that touch on the areas of concern to civilian and military lawyers alike.

I'm complimented that, while I'm no lawyer, I've been asked to write Blawg Review # 27 for the legal blogging world's weekly carnival of blawggers.

LexisNexis compiled a number of predictions; the Future Lawyers Network made their predictions for the UK legal market; the Wall Street Journal legal blog made financial predictions; and the Time Blawg compiled a range of predictions around legal IT and marketing.

Given that a lawyer is responsible for our observance of Columbus Day, it's no surprise that lawyer David Harlow would choose Columbus Day as the theme for Blawg Review # 129, hosted at the Health Blawg.