Sentences with phrase «legal studies blog»
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The Computational Legal Studies blog likens this movement to the Homebrew Computer Club of the 1970s.
Professor William Henderson, (who blogs at the Empirical Legal Studies Blog) will head the new Center, working closely with several other law professors.
Professor Bill Henderson of the Empirical Legal Studies Blog has opened an interesting discussion with his recent analysis of the bimodal distribution of law firm starting salaries.
So you will continue to miss out on all of the fun, and can only sit back with the rest of us to admire this awesomeness from the Computational Legal Studies blog («now in HD!»).
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About Blog The Journal of Political Philosophy is an international journal devoted to the study of theoretical issues arising out of moral, legal and political life.
Madison, Wisconsin About Blog My name is Mitra Sharafi and I am a legal historian of colonial South Asia at the University of Wisconsin Law School and UW Legal Studies prolegal historian of colonial South Asia at the University of Wisconsin Law School and UW Legal Studies proLegal Studies program.
About Blog The Journal of Political Philosophy is an international journal devoted to the study of theoretical issues arising out of moral, legal and political life.
By way of the blog Empirical Legal Studies comes word of new research showing that women attorneys have less success before the Supreme Court than men.
More recently, Carolyn Elefant noted here at Legal Blog Watch that an Australian study had found lawyers to be the most depressed of professionals Down Under.
A new study into legal needs has recently been released (hat tip to Richard Zorza for his blog post on the report.)
As a blogger, I was even more interested to learn that the person credited with tracking down the origin of seamless web is Ethan Katsh, legal studies professor at the University of Massachusetts and a blogger himself as a contributor to ODR News Blog.
Via The Volokh Conspiracy comes news of two new lawprof group blogs: Empirical Legal Studies and International Economic Law and Policy Blog.
A few years ago Larry Bodine's LawMarketing Blog reported the results of a search marketing study first published by Mark Sprague showing that when Internet users search for legal services they primarily use the keywords «ATTORNEY» and «LAWYER» to search for legal services online with «ATTORNEY» used slightly more often than «LAWYER.»
At the blog Empirical Legal Studies, Indiana University School of Law professor William D. Henderson stood that conventional wisdom against available data from NALP, the ABA's Young Lawyers Division and other sources, and, guess what — the conventional wisdom is pretty much right.
As you may recall, when the commission first announced its plans to study this issue, it created quite a stir among legal bloggers, kicked off by a much - discussed «red alert» blog post by legal marketer Larry Bodine which began, «The ABA is quietly gathering support to choke lawyer marketing on the Internet.»
You might not think that extra legal pad or box of pens that you took home from the office amounts to much, but according to a recent study reported in this post at the HR Lawyers Blog, supplies filched by employees from the workplace amount to $ 50 billion a year.
The Blog of the Legal Times has a post on the study, but also asks working mothers if they agree with the assessments.
Section II provides highlights from the case studies and concludes that legal blogs do, to a degree, practice the playfulness and technical expertise with language recommended in Microstyle and How to Write Short.
Another blog post in the case study block - quoted a separate news article that itself summarized the case before returning to brief analysis and a recommendation of legal services.
Section II of this article then explores the genre of public legal writing through two case studies of legal blogs.
This case study is important because it reflects a quintessential method for generating blog posts: writing about a very recent legal authority and its impact.
The brief case studies below are a small sample of legal blogs addressing recent developments.
Empirical Legal Studies is an online blog reporting and discussing new empirical legal scholarship and empirical claims about theLegal Studies is an online blog reporting and discussing new empirical legal scholarship and empirical claims about thelegal scholarship and empirical claims about the law.
In the second part of this blog post (to be published on Monday February, 20th), we will turn our attention to a study on the effect of new AI technologies on lawyers» employment and we will explore some of benefits to be obtained by these systems in the legal world.
It was created, he says, «so that the legal events detailed and analyzed in the blogs of today can be studied for years to come.»
More recently, a study by Verizon «found that a company's legal department is among the ones that are «far more likely to actually open [a phishing] e-mail than all other departments,»» according to attorney Karen E. Rubin, in a post on Lexology, a blog by Thompson Hine LLP.
Legal Informatics Blog is devoted to scholarly and professional discussion of legal information systems and the study of them, a field of information science that is also called «legal informatics,» and to the study of legal communicaLegal Informatics Blog is devoted to scholarly and professional discussion of legal information systems and the study of them, a field of information science that is also called «legal informatics,» and to the study of legal communicalegal information systems and the study of them, a field of information science that is also called «legal informatics,» and to the study of legal communicalegal informatics,» and to the study of legal communicalegal communication.
Lex Machina is in the vanguard of an emerging field known as legal analytics, according to Daniel Martin Katz, an associate professor of law at Michigan State University who writes the blog Computational Legal Studies and advocates overhauling the practice of law through technolegal analytics, according to Daniel Martin Katz, an associate professor of law at Michigan State University who writes the blog Computational Legal Studies and advocates overhauling the practice of law through technoLegal Studies and advocates overhauling the practice of law through technology.
The interesting blog, Computational Legal Studies, has a recent post on Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's posts to the Islamic forum, Gawaher.
Orin Kerr, at the libertarian legal blog The Volokh Conspiracy, points to a new study claiming that laws prohibiting cell phone use while driving have not succeeded in reducing car crashes.
About Blog The Journal of Political Philosophy is an international journal devoted to the study of theoretical issues arising out of moral, legal and political life.
Madison, Wisconsin About Blog My name is Mitra Sharafi and I am a legal historian of colonial South Asia at the University of Wisconsin Law School and UW Legal Studies prolegal historian of colonial South Asia at the University of Wisconsin Law School and UW Legal Studies proLegal Studies program.
About Blog A collaborative blog by several law and political science professors, brings an empirically and statistically based perspective to legal studBlog A collaborative blog by several law and political science professors, brings an empirically and statistically based perspective to legal studblog by several law and political science professors, brings an empirically and statistically based perspective to legal studies.
About Blog The Journal of Political Philosophy is an international journal devoted to the study of theoretical issues arising out of moral, legal and political life.