Sentences with phrase «reads legal blogs»

Notably, Kopf says he regularly reads legal blogs and checks two in particular every day: Sentencing Law and Policy and How Appealing.

Myth # 5: Nobody reads legal blogs.

Myth # 5: Nobody reads legal blogs, do they?

We are particularly proud that we enable users to read legal blogs that they typically wouldn't find; we hope our platform helps support the lesser - known (but very talented) authors out there.

Above The Law has developed a strong reputation and is widely recognized as the most read legal blog and won the 2010 ABA Blawg 100 award in the news category.

Happily, the Met appears to read Legal Blog Watch and is not too proud to accept art preservation tips from law bloggers.

New media services are gaining credibility with 54 per cent of those surveyed saying they read legal blogs, and 54 per cent use online lawyer listing services.

Spending too much time reading Legal Blog Watch the Tattoo Law blog?

And a lot of the commentary, perhaps especially on legal blogs (or maybe I just have a biased sample, since I am more likely to read legal blogs than other sources), bothers me because it strikes me as simultaneously being inexpert and attempting to trade on the ostensible authority of the writer.

54 % of Canadian in - house counsel read legal blogs for legal, business and industry news and information and 54 % use legal blogs when researching which counsel to hire.

Read the legal blogs on the trending legal issues and get an in - depth view on the prevalent legal issues.

I suggest everyone read the legal blogs and comments made by real legal experts on the decision last month and what is likely to happen next and not rely on the comments of TREB and CREA's lawyers who are intent to continue line their own pockets more.

Not exact matches

I read Tom Miller's comment «Wow, nice to see a bit of legal argument out on the Labour blogs...» differently, as being about the quality and depth of Lord Justice White's excellent post on the legal position rather than the idea that the issue is neglected by the Labour blogs.

Let me preface this by saying that as a physicist, I know little about the inner workings of the legal world, but here's my guess based on reading newspaper and blog accounts.

Washington, DC About Blog Read the latest legal writing articles and posts on briefwriting, editing, judges, professional development, style, tone, and more from Ross Guberman.

He writes a widely - read blog, www.CrowdfundAttny.com, with a wealth of legal and practical information for portals and issuers.

I recently was asked several questions by someone who contacted me after reading my blog articles about dealing with student loan debt and who is considering filing a personal bankruptcy followed by an Adversary Proceeding (or as we also call it, a complaint) to prove the legal standard of Undue Hardship under Bankruptcy Code 11 USC § 523 (a)(8).

Washington, DC About Blog Read the latest legal writing articles and posts on briefwriting, editing, judges, professional development, style, tone, and more from Ross Guberman.

Washington, DC About Blog Read the latest legal writing articles and posts on briefwriting, editing, judges, professional development, style, tone, and more from Ross Guberman.

In this connection it is worth reading this account of Keiller v IC and University of East Anglia (EA / 2011/0152) on this legal blog; http://www.panopticonblog.com/

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.

Via the Legal Writing Prof Blog, I found a great piece in the August ABA Journal in which 30 prominent lawyers each offer one recommendation for a book that «they'd recommend to other lawyers — a book they might not have already read or may have overlooked or might not know.»

Based on the hundreds of «bad news» articles and blog posts I've read over the past months about the state of the legal market for law students, I didn't realize that there were any entry - level attorney jobs out there.

'' dandelion ghosts from f / k / a Speaking of weblog persuasion, Lisa Stone at Legal Blog Watch quotes a couple Law.com luminaries who seem riled [Read More]

One of the things I love about this gig here at LBW is that it gives me an excuse to read some fairly obscure legal blogs.

«For a clear and depressing account of the mess that legal aid is in, and why it has real value to society at large, you can do no better than to read Sir Henry Brooke's blog,» FitzGibbon said.

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 American Lawyer is, of course, owned by ALM, which also owns Law.com and the blog you are reading, Legal Blog Wablog you are reading, Legal Blog WaBlog Watch.

Even if you don't have a blog, you can still become a legal thought leader on Twitter by passing along the articles that you're already reading (New York Times, Wall Street Journal, etc) to your followers, and becoming a trusted source of legal / political news.

D.A. Confidential, which was welcomed to the legal blog community in grand fashion by Above the Law in December, is a consistently good read, and, as ATL noted, there are not a lot of open Internet windows into the minds of prosecutors.

But the premise of this book (as Squillante explains in the video here) is that is serves as the best way for lawyers to discover legal blogs and choose the ones they might regularly read.

* Read: A plain white t - shirt on which I have illegibly scrawled «Legal Blog Watch» with a blue Sharpie.

On the other hand, I have no doubt that many new legal blogs will continue to launch and that a fair number of them will be worth reading.

(In addition to those mentioned above, other blog posts worth reading on this are Law, Technology & Legal Marketing Blog, Resource Shelf, Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog, 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, WisBlawg, Ernie the Attorney, and The Volokh Conspirablog posts worth reading on this are Law, Technology & Legal Marketing Blog, Resource Shelf, Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog, 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, WisBlawg, Ernie the Attorney, and The Volokh ConspiraBlog, Resource Shelf, Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog, 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, WisBlawg, Ernie the Attorney, and The Volokh ConspiraBlog, 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, WisBlawg, Ernie the Attorney, and The Volokh ConspiraBlog, WisBlawg, Ernie the Attorney, and The Volokh Conspiracy.)

Georges is a solo who somehow finds time to teach, practice, write poetry and still blog about the latest legal tech products (read his bio here).

What prompted me to start was simply being an avid reader of the first generation of legal blogs, learning a lot from what I was reading and wanting to «join the conversation».

Thus, it was both notable and regrettable to read yesterday's announcement by Pamela Jones that she would be discontinuing Groklaw, the legal news blog she has run since May 16, 2003.

2) Question: I read your «Legal Blog Watch 5 - Point Checklist for Bank Robbers» carefully last month.

After reading J. Craig Williams» suggestions, Legal Blog Watch is taking a direct hint (hat - tip to Tom Mighell) and tweaking its format.

Chicago - Kent College of Law, for example, has been experimenting with digital casebooks since the 1990s.160 Other professors argue that reading in digital format is inevitable.161 In general, those who call for more integration of technology into legal education suggest, besides digital textbooks, the use of online course management; use of listservs, blogs, and email to facilitate collaboration and communication outside of class; and the use of video - based instruction and electronic legal research aids.

Unlike site visits — which reflect a site's influence or status among the general blog - reading public — in - links from other law professor blogs reflect influence or status more specifically within the legal academy (or at least the portion thereof that writes and reads law professor blogs).

This year's Top 10 most - read stories on Legal Feeds blog include some of the hottest issues affecting the legal profession in Canada this past Legal Feeds blog include some of the hottest issues affecting the legal profession in Canada this past legal profession in Canada this past year.

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The mere fact that you are reading this post on a legal e-discovery blog with a following of more than 8,000 legal professionals has a lot to do with Shira Scheindlin.

For up - to - the - minute analysis of legal issues concerning trade secrets and noncompete agreements in Massachusetts and across the United States, read Russell Beck's blog, Fair Competition Law.

I first read the news, ironically, at The BLT, the blog of Legal Times, where writer David Ingram reported on the statement made by David Brown, the Legal Times editor and publisher who will become editor of the combined publication.

Read «A federal judge demonstrates the value of editing» on Legal Writing Prof Blog (via The Legal Writing Editor).

Today is Convocation here at Dalhousie Law so I first want to use this platform to congratulate all of the Dal Law graduates on a job well done, and wish them the best as they embark on their legal careers; and come to think of it, meet a lot of you who read this blog, so be nice!

Read some of his blog entries, and you'll agree with Kevin O'Keefe: «Jim is a shining example of the best in our legal profession.»

Another legal blogger, Scott Greenfield, wrote on his blog that he has to read Twitter because all his blogging friends use it to comment.