Sentences with phrase «keep law bloggers»

There are plenty of frivolous claims around to keep law bloggers busy if they want to write about them.

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Here's one more reason for law bloggers to keep the faith: If you can crank out great content for over half a decade and grow your readership to a massive number of subscribers, you might be acquired by a public company.

My job here at LBW is mostly to keep you all informed of what other law bloggers are up to.

I'll leave it to the consumer electronics bloggers to dig into all the other ways smart technology and automation can help save your firm money, but the lesson here — and with this entire post, really — is that solo attorneys should keep their eyes and minds open when it comes to running their own law firms.

But in many states the law hasn't kept pace with technology, so most shield laws don't apply to bloggers.

Writing this column takes me on an awesome roller - coaster ride every week through the numerous offerings of the talented mix of ALM affiliate bloggers and gives me an excuse to track trends in the legal profession, keep current on law - related news and read a good share of the Supreme Court cases that issue each term.

Since June, blogger David Giacalone has been on a hiatus from punditry, but that did not keep him from the Labor Day launch — actually, pre-launch — of a new blog, Shlep: the Self - Help Law ExPress, devoted to news and views on self - help law and pro se litigatiLaw ExPress, devoted to news and views on self - help law and pro se litigatilaw and pro se litigation.

Our thanks to Emma Durand - Wood, Simon Fodden, and Jordan Furlong for helping out with this year's awards, to all the bloggers and tweeters who provided countless great nominations to consider, and most of all, to Canada's law bloggers: keep raising your voices for positive change in our world and our profession.

Canadian law bloggers seem to take pride in keeping our community open, and spreading the recognition around.

Legal blogger and change agent for the legal industry, Jay works to show companies how to keep employees happy and law firms a better way of doing business.