Sentences with phrase «appellate law blogs»

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Here's my next gift to you all, which is geared toward wannabe appellate law bloggers and inspired by Bob Ambrogi's report this week that there is now a blog dedicated to the late Justice William J. Brennan Jr..

Smith's Blawg Review # 123 is styled as an appellate decision that sets a great precedent for future Blawg Reviews by covering a wide range of subjects, from the Nixon Peabody theme song debacle to judges who write and cite law blogs.

If Kralowec's name sounds familiar, it may be because she is the longtime author of two legal blogs, The UCL Practitioner, a blog about unfair competition law and class actions in California, and The Appellate Practitioner, a blog about appellate practice in California and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

One commenter in particular (an appellate lawyer, natch) kept stubbornly insisting that it made sense to have his blog on his law firm website because he ranked # 1 on Google for his target search terms.

The Wall Street Journal Law Blog recently drew to our attention a case decided by the New York State appellate court, allowing a shooting victim to sue the manufacturer, distributor, and dealer of the gun.

Recent Criminal Law Decisions by Maryland and federal Fourth Circuit appellate courts (Blog - Jan. 27, 2018)

In the Conduct of an Appeal Blog, we provide reliable and practical information about significant developments in appellate law and practice within Canada.

Todd writes about his appellate practice on his blog, Texas Appellate Law.

This blog supplements the complete discussion of appellate law and practice found within the third edition of The Conduct of an Appeal by the Honourable Justice John Sopinka and Mark Gelowitz.

Kevin is co-editor of the firm's class action blog, Class Defense, and has taught advanced appellate advocacy at The George Washington University Law School.

Paul Daly, a Montreal professor who writes the Administrative Law Matters blog, says Stratas» frustration is widely held by appellate - level judges.

I was discussing this with Ray Ward, an appellate attorney at my law firm who also publishes the great blogs The (New) Legal Writer and Louisiana Civil Appeals, and he reminded me that it is almost impossible to create the pilcrow on an iPhone.

About Blog Trial Theory Blog is a forum to discuss trial theory, creative trial preparation, life as a trial lawyer, criminal defense law and appellate opinions specific to South Carolina, and life in general.

Austin, Texas About Blog Launched in January 2007, the Texas Appellate Law Blog was the first website of its kind to focus on Texas civil appellate practice.