Sentences with phrase «number of law bloggers»

Not exact matches

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.

In addition to including blogs dedicated to the subject of DUI law, this site also collects the feeds for a number of noted Criminal law bloggers — whose posts are treated in a slightly different manner.

A number of legal bloggers roundly condemned Jones Day for bringing the suit, with Public Citizen lawyer Paul Alan Levy leading the backlash with his post at the Consumer Law & Policy Blog in which he said that the lawsuit deserved a prize for «grossest abuse of trademark law to suppress speech the plaintiff doesn't like.&raqLaw & Policy Blog in which he said that the lawsuit deserved a prize for «grossest abuse of trademark law to suppress speech the plaintiff doesn't like.&raqlaw to suppress speech the plaintiff doesn't like.»

The privacy portion of my practice was growing and while a number of internet law bloggers were talking about privacy as an aspect of internet law, there didn't seem to be anyone out there who was singularly focused on this area.

A number of top - notch speakers on the roster, including fellow blogger Tom Mighell, who is speaking on ethics, law - office technology and Internet research.

Lat acknowledged that legal bloggers in an operation like Above the Law, which is supported by advertising and currently receives approximately 10 million page views per month, do need to publish a certain number of posts each day to «feed the beast.»

A number of Toronto - area legal bloggers have decided to spontaneously launch a Bar - Camp style unconference on June 18, 2011 at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.

We welcomed a number of new bloggers this year: new faculty and sessional colleagues Anna - Maria Hubert, Michael Nesbitt, Erin Sheley and Lisa Silver; students Scott Allen, Hannah Buckley, Jennifer Cox, Alex Grigg, Elysa Hogg, Elliot Holzman, Caroline Law, Ashton Menuz, Ian Pillai, and Heather White; and guest bloggers Meinhard Doelle, Glen Luther, Mansfield Mela, Avnish Nanda, and Seamus Ryder.

Writing great content is job number one for a would - be law blogger, but a great blog with no visitors is sort of like a tree falling in a forest.

There are a number of quality bloggers covering their state courts — D. Todd Smith of the Texas Appellate Law Blog and Greg May of the California Blog of Appeal for example.

I will be participating in this free webcast, which will begin at 2 pm EST, along with a number of my esteemed fellow bloggers, including the Securities Docket's own Bruce Carton; Walter Olson of the Point of Law blog; Tom Gorman of the SEC Actions blog; Francine McKenna of the Re: The Auditors blog; and Lyle Roberts of the 10b - 5 Daily blog.