Sentences with phrase «legal blawg»
The Blog has won several awards including the American Bar Association Top Legal Blawg, Expert Institute, and Boston Magazine's Top 5 Real Estate Blogs.
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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.
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This blawgger opines on Illinois statutes, law - related current events, links to content on other legal blawgs he finds interesting.
Start «harvesting legal blawgs» faster, people!
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The LoC says that its «Legal Blawgs Web Archive is a selective collection of authoritative sites (associated with American Bar Association approved law schools, research institutes, think tanks and other expertise - based organizations) that contain unique, born digital content.
Included among these are the Federal Courts Web Archive, the Federal Register, the Legal Blawgs Web Archive (slaw.ca is in there), and the U.S. Code.
«legal blawgs,» this project will produce:
Not exact matches
Beijing, China About Blog The China Blawg was the first China Blog devoted to legal issues in 2003, under the direction of LEHMAN, LEE & XU's founder and managing director, Edward Lehman a well - known China legal pioneer.
«Blawg Innovator: Greenfield's Pre-emptive Comment Strike Main Monday's Three Burning Legal Questions»
I think one of the oldest legal blogs out there, Ernest Svenson's Ernie the Attorney, still has the catchiest blawg name ever.
Add that to the more than 3,000 blogs now tracked by the ABA Journal «s Blawg Directory and you can start to see how prevalent blogging has become throughout the legal profession.
Legal Blog Watch has been humming along since 2004 (we're almost ancient in blawg years!)
Law Is Cool is a new blawg and podcast addressing issues related to law school and the legal field with a Canadian focus.
We're not saying it's sure to get your blog permanently recorded as part of legal history, but it might help if you host Blawg Review.
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.
This blawg covers quirky legal news that might be of particular interest to law librarians and frequently reports on new articles from the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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.
Voting ends tomorrow, Jan. 2, for best legal podcast in the ABA Journal Blawg 100.
«Friday's Three Burning Legal Questions Main Blawg Innovator: Greenfield's Pre-emptive Comment Strike»
Now in its 10th year, the ABA Journal's annual Blawg 100 has become a much - anticipated event highlighting the best legal blogs.
The blawg features issues relating to the numbers of women who opt out of the legal profession and the poor representation of women in the courts and legal community.
We need folks who can turn around a couple of thoughtful posts on the legal news of the day for us every once in a while — a little like Blawg Review, but more sporadic and without the need for a highbrow theme, like Victorian porn or Dante's «Divine Comedy.»
The Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture & Natural Resources Law blawg is committed to developing a productive dialogue between legal scholars, practitioners and students in the fields of equine, agricultural and natural resources law.
Okay, Halloweenies, whether «You're Going As Someone Who Is Not Going To Be A Supreme Court Justice» or «If You're Going As Some Other Member Of The Bush White House» or «If You're Going As An Author, Librarian, Or Allegedly Infringing Search Engine» or «If You're Going As A Blogger Or A Blawger» or «If You're Going As One About To Explode From The Pressures Of Modern Life In General» or any number of other costumes Denise Howell invented and tucked into her exhaustive wrap - up of last week's legal blogging, you should read Blawg Review # 30 first.
True to Blawg Review mission, she provides a wrap - up of interesting recent posts from the legal blogosphere.
Legal blogs, sometimes referred to as blawgs, have become more popular in recent years.
Having just launched Legal Feeds on Dec. 16, we had no expectations here of getting a mention in the annual CLawBies, which recognize the best in Canadian blawgs.
A group blawg with multiple daily posts that discuss books and great legal thinkers, track law faculty openings and hires, and generally examine the lay of the land for law professors and law students.
Now, by way of Abbie Mulvihill at the blog AbsTracked, I learn that another legal blogger, Scott Vine of Information Overlord, has started a sort of anti-meme to the Blawg Review meme, listing his top 10, but changing the parameter to a list defined as «who do I read that I think may have been overlooked by those that I read that have been meme'd??»
Apparently, my colleague Bruce doesn't have a monopoly on providing answers to the legal questions that are keeping blawg readers up at night.
Blawg Review # 159 includes interesting picks such as the greatest pro defense decisions from the Drug and Device Law Blog and this update from Lowering the Bar on a brewing copyright battle between the state of Oregon and some of the legal Web sites that publish its statutes online for free.
Additionally, legal professionals are strongly encouraged to submit online articles to be published on the blawg.
This blawg «offers new perspectives on medicine and the way legal boundaries shape healing.»
The ABA Journal has released its Third Annual Blawg 100, its listing of the best legal blogs as selected by the Journal's editors.
This week, however, Res Ipsa Blog speaks not just for itself, but for the universe of other legal bloggers, as it hosts Blawg Review # 186.
«A well - designed blawg can serve as a critical document - management tool for organizing and archiving legal information.
It's silly season again, when 100 or so legal bloggers begin beating the bushes for your votes as a readers» favorite in the annual ABA Journal Blawg 100.
What I would like to write about, web strategy wise, is the opportunity Blawg Review provides for legal bloggers looking to establish themselves.
Just as invariably, I point them to the Blawg 100 as a primer on the quality and variety of legal blogs.
Unlike Darwin's theory of evolution, you won't find any «missing links» in this Blawg Review, which offers tips from around the legal blogosphere on surviving in this economy.
Auto - crossing the blawgosphere with enough speed and satire to smoke many a blawg entry today is legal blogger E.L. Eversman.
I'm not sure where Legal Blog Watch fits in on the spectrum, but I think we have a different mission than most blawgs.
In pondering why there was such a predominance of male bloggers in the previous two blawg reviews, we wondered whether legal blogging could be gendered.
In its report on the Blawg 100, Above the Law praised Foley Hoag's Trademark & Copyright Law blog for going beyond «the stuff of legal alerts» and standing out among large law firm blogs in terms of its aesthetics and subject matter.
This blawg provides technology news affecting lawyers as well as tips on conducting legal research using technology or new book titles.
This blawg also says it offers continuing legal education credit for listening to legal news.
This used to be an honor reserved for the top 100 legal blogs (i.e., «blawgs»), but this year they decided to start honoring other forms of digital media.
This blawg «tries to keep the Dallas - Fort Worth construction community apprised of legal issues that may affect them.»