Sentences with phrase «legal subject of the blog»

Not exact matches

A deeply shocking blog written by a former lawyer on the subject of «Licensed Legal Technicians» (a pilot program in some US states) crossed my screen earlier this week.

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.

If you are looking for legal and legislative research guides based on a multitude of subject areas, information about updates to Congress.gov, overviews of legal history, and information about presentations and symposia at the Law Library of Congress, the Law Library's blog, In Custodia Legis, should be your first stop.

COPRAC's hypotheticals indicate that publishing a blog that demonstrates your knowledge of your practice area will not subject you to attorney advertising restrictions if it contains information but not offers of availability; the same is true if the blog contains articles of opinion or information on legal issues outside your practice area and does not offer your services.

I was very pleased, while checking out the LIIofIndia (announced here at Slaw), to see that a link to to the Spicy IP blog by navigating to Intellectual Property through the Subject pages at the Legal Information Institute of India.

But...... thinking about this issue and the amount of articles that have appeared on both these subjects since the new year has made me realize that in the past decade of publishing my pdf newsletter «Law Librarians News» and then subsequently my House of Butter blog, we've all made huge leaps when it comes to the reporting of the legal publishing industry.

Bodine explains that reporters will typically find legal experts by running a search using Google Blog Search, using terms that describe the subject matter of the story.

He cites in his Prism Legal post an article from The Wall Street Journal and points out some of his past blog entries on the subject, also here:

Sabrina Pacifici, editor and publisher of legal research e-zine LLRX.com and blog beSpacific is the subject of an article in the Library Journal, «Indefatigable — Sabrina Pacifici» (March 15, 2006).

Bay's anchored this fun carnival of legal bloggers on two of her favorite subjects: baseball and blogs.

He runs a blog on the subjects of Legal Tech, Legal Innovation and Legal Start - ups (http://www.legal-tech-blog.de) in German - speaking countries, and maintains therefore, close contact with the Start - up scenes in Europe and the USA.

(Why anyone would pay $ 299.00 for a set of uncontested divorce forms without any legal advice, with you can purchase the same forms for $ 59.00 is beyond me, but that's the subject of another blog post.).

In the February 2007 (free but registration required) LTN (Law Technology News), Robert Ambrogi of the excellent Law Sites (aka Legal Line) blog tells more of the story of his experience with his son's peanut allergy (his previous posting on the subject is here), in an article entitled, «Just One Bite.»

An insightful analyst of the legal profession for 15 years — first as Editor - in - Chief of the Canadian Bar Association's National magazine and now via his award - winning blog, Law21: Dispatches from a Legal Profession on the Edge — he is in demand as a compelling speaker and consultant on the subject of innovation and the future of the profeslegal profession for 15 years — first as Editor - in - Chief of the Canadian Bar Association's National magazine and now via his award - winning blog, Law21: Dispatches from a Legal Profession on the Edge — he is in demand as a compelling speaker and consultant on the subject of innovation and the future of the profesLegal Profession on the Edge — he is in demand as a compelling speaker and consultant on the subject of innovation and the future of the profession.

1) Look for updates to specific Oregon Legal Research blog posts, by clicking on the subject Tags at the end of the post.

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The best way to illustrate this is from a long track record of blog posts on various legal subjects.

James Beck of Dechert and Mark Herrmann of Jones Day have acquired one of the largest audiences in the legal blogosphere with their Drug and Device Law blog, considered a must - read for anyone interested in that subject matter, so we listen whenever they pontificate about legal blogging.

One of the most widely read blog post I've ever written deals with this very subject: Legal Project Management Tools: Let Rube Goldberg Rest in Peace.

She is now the author of a national blog on Delaware workers» compensation law, Delaware Detour and Frolic, has won national recognition as one of the 25 best legal blogs on this subject every year since its inception.

Each of these blog subjects regularly touches on navigating one's way around technological barriers, in our view making Slaw Tips Technology required reading in the legal technology category.