Sentences with phrase «legal blogs now»

Frankly, given the broad universe of legal blogs now published, it is pretty hard to come up with a truly unique concept.

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The blog has been in operation for a couple of years now and has filled an important niche in the American legal academy: fair and balanced coverage of vital issues at the intersection of law and religion.

Chris has his own blog, as he describes below, and I asked him if he would be willing to share here his efforts to try to improve this situation in his Iowa City school district, where he is now the parent of three children and teaches legal writing and analysis at the University of Iowa College of Law (but the opinions he expresses here are entirely his own).

Now, despite the political and legal drama around the rule, NIH is sticking with its plan, Michael Lauer, NIH's deputy director for extramural research, wrote in a blog post on 23 November.

Reading the above linked Stephan Lewandowsky's blog post report on the retraction I now understand that the University of West Australia legal advice is to shrug this kind of thing as «confected outrage», but I could understand how a privately funded publisher like Frontiers could see this as a mess that is best avoided.

I have really enjoyed my time here and I now look forward to being a Legal Blog Watch reader in the years to come.

Vu Nguyen, now (presumably) a second - year law student at the Oklahoma City University School of Law has created Legalry, a legal news aggregator that pulls stories and posts from over 650 sources (including Legal Blog Watch), organizes them, and provides a hover - over summary to help you decide if it's worth clicking thrlegal news aggregator that pulls stories and posts from over 650 sources (including Legal Blog Watch), organizes them, and provides a hover - over summary to help you decide if it's worth clicking thrLegal Blog Watch), organizes them, and provides a hover - over summary to help you decide if it's worth clicking through.

January 2013: Palazzolo will now cover national legal affairs for the WSJ, and Gershman becomes lead writer of the Law Blog.

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.

FLBwatch.com now tracks 122 legal blogs exclusively written by Florida attorneys!

Now, in the frenzy of the finish of the Supreme Court term, others outside the legal field are giving the blog what a Forbes article called its «star turn.»

-LSB-...] 2009 · Leave a Comment Steve Matthews of Stem Legal and the Law Firm Web Strategy Blog has announced that nominations for the 2009 Clawbies are now -LSB-...]

'' @ THE WATERCOOLER from Legal Blog Watch Now you can hang up and drive My second - favorite thing about airports is lane - wrestling with every other driver who's lapping terminals, looking for the person they're picking up while yawping into cell phones.

-LSB-...] are now being accepted for the 2009 Canadian Law Blog Awards (CLawBies), in recognition of the best blogs published by the Canadian legal industry.

Now in its 10th year, the ABA Journal's annual Blawg 100 has become a much - anticipated event highlighting the best legal blogs.

To whet our appetites for one of the major legal technology events of the year, the official blog is now up for ABA Techshow 2006.

Now let me back track even further, and ask you to visit Allison's Legal Ease Blog for a full run down of all the latest articles.

Taking a break from web strategy content here, I'd like to highlight a couple of new Stem Legal websites: First up and just launched yesterday, my Canadian Law Blogs List which started life in September 2005 as a VLLB blog post has now been moved to its own website at LawBlogs.ca.

At Legal Blog Watch, we turn now from «Let it Be» to «Paperback Writer.»

LawBlogs.ca now lists approximately 175 blogs from Canadian lawyers, law students, legal researchers, marketers, and practice advisors.

Yesterday marked the 75th anniversary of the Federal Register Act, and, via the Legal Writing Prof Blog, I discovered that the Federal Register website has now become Federal Register 2.0.

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??»

The ABA Journal's annual list of digital - media favorites now includes legal blogs, podcasts and social media.

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!»).

I've been feeling that the legal industry was on the verge of adopting mobile friendly websites for a few months now, so when a new report from the Law Firm Mobile blog arrived in my inbox yesterday, it was pretty timely.

Launch a legal blog today and there is a pretty good chance you will not still be blogging a year from now — maybe not even four months from now.

But for now I'm sticking with my original choice for first legal blog.

I have had the flute riff from Men at Work's «Down Under» stuck in my head all morning thanks to the Federal Court in Sydney, Australia, and now I'm going to pay it forward to Legal Blog Watch readers.

Today, the Law Blog introduced a new lead writer, Jacob Gershman (pictured left), and announced that Joe Palazzolo will now pursue a new role covering national legal affairs for the WSJ.

Nowhere has this been more evident than in the LexBlog network, where a company that started out creating blogs for lawyers is now host to a network of more than 15,000 legal bloggers regularly producing posts about virtually every legal topic.

Now, of course, the search giant is sending users to its own guide, and the Law Librarian blog says that it marks the beginning of a new way that Google will invade the legal world, as Google Dictionary already contains results for numerous legal terms.

That conversation led to a Q&A that Sean has now posted on his Legal Leaders Blog.

Yesterday, however, the Law Blog announced that Jones will now be reporting on national legal affairs for the WSJ, and that Joe Palazzolo (shown on the right) will be the new lead writer for the Law Blog.

I am joined now by John McDougall of McDougall Interactive Advertising, and also author of this book Web Marketing on All Cylinders, and the blog the «Legal Marketing Review.»

The library began archiving selected legal blogs in 2007 and now has archives for more than 100 blogs covering a range of legal topics.

Our Law.com blog compatriot Howard Bashman is also following developments in the case and posting the legal pleadings, including the complaint, the Web site owner's motion to dismiss and affidavit, and now defendant Alesia Roskov's answer and counterclaim.

Now Legal Blog Watch wants to know: Solos, whose advice will you take?Elefant's?

I am asserting jurisdiction over the insights below on «How a Dream Becomes a Goal» based on # 1 above (it appeared on Heather Morse - Milligan's Legal Watercooler blog), and also because after 40 + years of having never heard the key quote below, I've now heard it twice in two days from completely different sources.

, this trend has resulted in more law professors and practicing attorneys submitting their scholarship to shorter - form online publications like the Law Professor Blogs Network, which the legal academy now considers a legitimate alternative to the law reviews.

With the Canadian Law Blogs List now surpassing 300 entries (100 in the past year), along with the continued growth of law firms and lawyers using Twitter, Canadian legal web - commentary is definitely on the rise.

Now I note the launch of a new blog devoted to tracking legal developments on the Daubert decision, Daubert Uncensored.

Author: Lawyer2Lawyer is hosted by J. Craig Williams a lawyer with the Williams Law Firm in Newport Beach, Calif. who also authors May it Please the Court, and Robert Ambrogi, a solo practitioner in Rockport, Mass., who also authors Robert Ambrogi's Lawsites, Media Law and BullsEye - Expert Witnesses & Litigation, contributes to Catalyst E-Discovery Blog; The ESI Report is hosted by Michele C.S. Lange, a staff attorney in the electronic evidence services group at Eden Prairie, Minn. - based Kroll Ontrack Inc.; Workers» Comp Matters is hosted by Alan S. Pierce, who practices at Alan S. Pierce & Associates in Salem, Mass.; and Ringler Radio is co-hosted by Ringler Associates» Larry Cohen (North Andover, Mass.) and Donald J. Engels (Chicago); Law Technology Now is hosted by Monica Bay, who is editor - in - chief of Law Technology News and also authors The Common Scold; In - House Legal is hosted by Paul D. Boynton of MCB Communications in Needham, Mass.; The Kennedy - Mighell Report is hosted by Dennis Kennedy, who also authors DennisKennedy.com and is a columnist for the ABA Journal, and Tom Mighell.

Obbie is the former executive editor of The American Lawyer magazine; former author of the now - defunct, award - winning blog LawBeat, where he dissected journalism focused on the justice system, lawyers and the law; and former director of the Carnegie Legal Reporting Program at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.

Now I see that Tim has launched a companion blog, Legal SEO Bblog, Legal SEO BlogBlog.

That impressive streak was nearly broken last week, but thanks to a last - minute substitution we now have not one legal blog news roundup today, but two: Blawg Review # 223 (Sphincter Rules edition), and Blawg Review # 223 (Caribana edition).

The Legal Sourcery Blog reported recently that the three Saskatchewan Courts now have a practice directive in place that requires the use of the Citation Guide for the Courts of Saskatchewan.

As I noted earlier this week at Legal Blog Watch, the tally of Vioxx - related lawsuits filed against Merck is now at 23,800 and rising.

Now, the San Francisco legal newspaper The Recorder spotlights the range of nonlawyer legal professionals who write blogs of their own — «some proudly, some secretly.»

InformationWeek's Information Management Blog visited LegalTech, and came back with this lesson: «If your IT department isn't pals with legal, now's the time to strike up a friendship.»

And, now, on Legal Blog Watch: