The 2009 ABA Journal Blawg 100

These are the 100 best Web sites by lawyers, for lawyers, as chosen by the editors of the ABA Journal.

Welcome to the third annual ABA Journal Blawg 100 - the best legal blogs as selected by the Journal's editors.

Our readers clued us in to a few law blogs we'd never seen before, and you'll find them among the 40 blawgs that are new to our list this year.

For a list of all 100 blawgs, complete with their companion Twitter feeds and extra quick takes, click here.

Readers who registered with ABAJournal.com were able to pick up to 10 favorite blawgs in the 10 categories below.


Click here for FAQ about the Blawg 100 and voting.

Voting is now closed.




67
votes

Ms.JD

Ms.JD

The law students who run this legal blog know where to find feminist essays, work-life balance studies and interviews with women who are leaders in the profession and can reconcile all of their goals and desires.

 

55
votes

Jobless Lawyer

The Jobless Lawyer

It’s not that we don’t want this anonymous blogger to find a job—but we’re glad he used the time on his hands to create this sleek, entertaining blog.

 

51
votes

Lawyerist

Lawyerist

“Lawyerist is one of the best practitioner-driven blogs that I’ve come across, and they cover practice management topics from an unusually practical, war story perspective,” writes David Whelan of the Law Society of Upper Canada. The topics of legal marketing, technology, news and career advice abound, written by various authors; and new posts go up several times a day.

 

49
votes

Law21

Law21

Ottawa, Ontario, lawyer Jordan Furlong is a management consultant, speaker and ex-journalist whose writing is clear and forceful. He addresses cutting-edge topics in law practice management, with a look to the future of the industry.