Sentences with phrase «on blawg»

Colin Samuels, author of four award winning Blawg reviews and until recently a sherpa on Blawg Review — produces an excellent weekly round up of Blawgs.

I have and use most of these myself, and have reviewed several of them on my blawg, at Court Technology and Trial Presentation, in my ongoing series of iPad Apps for Lawyers.

I'm trying, over on the blawg about the Supreme Court of Canada — The Court [www.thecourt.ca]-- to start a discussion about the adequacy (or not) of the SCC's performance in private law areas that generally fall under the «obligations» rubric, although I've started it by using tort & damages cases.

He is also posts on his blawg, California Mediation and Arbitration.

Meanwhile, Dennis posted reviews on his blog and on The Blawg Channel.

In a special post on Blawg Review, the elusive and still - anonymous Ed.

If you're interested in seeing your blawg posts appear on Blawg Review, check out the Submission Guidelines for upcoming issues.

This year students in my first year and my upper level Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility courses at the University of Ottawa inspired me to reach out to Slaw.ca editor Simon Fodden and ask him if he would be interested in publishing some of their work on this blawg.

At that time, I looked at the blogs listed on Blawg.org, which then had 747 links (today up to 1,397), at the blogs listed by Denise Howell at Bag and Baggage, which numbered around 600, and at the blogs listed on Blawg Ring, which had 597 blogs (today up to 699).

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.

Additionally, legal professionals are strongly encouraged to submit online articles to be published on the blawg.

Earlier this year, we featured a powerblog review [here] of AutoMuse on the Blawg Review Web site.»

«Further Reflection on Blawg Post Quality Main Craigslist: Casual Encounters of the Most Unwanted Kind»

However, I am more disappointed that the newspaper of record again misses the real story about legal blogging: The value placed on blawgs by their writers and readers.

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We were delighted to learn yesterday that the American Bar Association Journal has named the Center for Law and Religion Forum as one of the top 100 blogs on law and lawyers in its annual «Blawg 100» survey.

With Interest Rates on Many Loans Set to Double Soon, The Dischargeability of Student Loans in Bankruptcy is a Crucial Issue for Future College Students, Los Angeles Bankruptcy Lawyer Blawg, September 23, 2013

Congratulations David on the good news, and a great Blawg Review.

Blawg Review of the Year 2009 at Cyberlaw Central shows the community of law bloggers helping Blawg Review host Kevin Thompson put together a photographic presentation on Towel Day.

In Blawg Review # 131, Maister, true to his trade, focuses on issues relating to the business of law, from marketing to leadership to economics and even to blogging.

This blawg provides timely, educational, and thought - provoking information on the latest news and class action developments from federal and state courts — and on class action arbitrations — in the Southeast and across the country.

Blawg Review # 300 looks back at all of the 47 Blawg Reviews from 2010, and provides an update on what each author is writing about lately.

We addicted nomination - watchers just got a worthy podcast, courtesy of Bob Ambrogi, who, along with Orin Kerr, taps some hot new blawgs on the subject.

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.

«Blawg Review Makes Its Return at the Declarations and Exclusions Blog Main Things You Can't Do on a Plane: Vol.

This blawg is dedicated to the KZSU - FM (Stanford University) radio interview show and podcast Hearsay Culture, «an interview talk show that focuses on the intersection of technology and society.

Colin Samuels, who received Blawg Review of the Year honors in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008, has put some serious thought into what's going on here.

This blawg «is a forum for scholars, students, lawyers, policy - makers, and interested citizens to examine, discuss, and debate the effect of situational forces — that is, nonsalient factors around and within us — on law, policy, politics, policy theory, and our social, political and economic institutions.»

After beginning by remembering our nation's war dead, Albainy - Jenei goes on to conduct the job at hand, reviewing the week's notable blawg posts.

This blawgger opines on Illinois statutes, law - related current events, links to content on other legal blawgs he finds interesting.

This blawg is updated on a regular basis, bringing information to attendees about the ABA Techshow.

This blawg covers Internet law and policy, computer history, the Federal Communications Commission and touches on classical music.

Now on this Aug. 28, 12 months later, Svenson hosts Blawg Review # 72, «apropos of the Katrina anniversary,» he writes.

We'll wrap up Blawg Review this week with two thought - provoking posts that touch on this theme.

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.»

Finally, Furlong reminds us that Blawg Review # 207 falls on the fourth anniversary of the original launch of Blawg Review.

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This blawg focuses «on the Chicago mob, also known as «The Outfit.»

So many blawgs on Harriet Miers» decision to withdraw her nomination to the Supreme Court, where to begin?

This blawg «provides library announcements and the latest on cool new technologies, new books, journals and e-resources, new resources from foreign jurisdictions, interesting current events, hot documents, and more.»

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.

This blawg keeps tabs on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, devours and analyzes draft reports on gene patents, and speculates on what the Obama administration will mean to patent law.

# 300 also reminds readers that Blawg Review is seeking feedback from readers on which of these 47 Blawg Reviews should be named «Blawg Review of the Year 2010.»

This blawg is focused on recent developments in the law with an emphasis on medical malpractice, products liability, and nursing home abuse and neglect.

Brett Trout of Blawg IT finds Subway's arguments unpersuasive, and writes that «federal trademark law prohibits federal trademark registrations on words which, when used in connection with the goods, are merely descriptive.

She notes, for example, that the popular blog Above the Law — which is ranked # 2 on the BlogRank list — is now off the Blawg 100.

My blog, too, is among those that Jayne lists as being included on the BlogRank Top 50 list but dumped from the Blawg 100 list.

Apparently, my colleague Bruce doesn't have a monopoly on providing answers to the legal questions that are keeping blawg readers up at night.

The blawgs have, obviously, been chock full o» stories on the passage of the health care bill and the lawsuits challenging its constitutionality that began rolling in literally within minutes of the President's signing it into law.

So check out Varghese's Blawg Review and catch up on the best of the blogosphere buzz.