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Blawg Directory: Law Firms

Davis LLP Newsroom
The Davis newsroom feed contains information on major announcements, recent transactions and press coverage of Davis LLP lawyers.
Disability Blog
Is meant to provide news, information support and resources for disability and SSI claimants.
Editors’ Blog
First-person takes on law firm news covered by Legal Week.
Ellen Barshevsky—The BLAWG
This blog was launched after the author was banned from posting regular comments on ABAJournal.com. Ellen notes that the blog is about her and she, exclaims in her signature use of random all caps, that, "I hope YOU enjoy it as MUCH as my BOYFRIEND."
End of ESQ.
"Our mission is to inform about the legal profession and how unrewarding, demeaning and unprofitable it has become for the great majority of attorneys struggling in today's market. Finally, and mercifully, the truth will be exposed about a once-proud profession now laid to waste by the ever increasing legions of lawyers and their desperate efforts to survive."
Et Seq.
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."
Georgia Workers Compensation blog
Covers workers' comp and other benefits issues and legal developments.
Greedy Trial Lawyer
"This website is not to be confused with a lawyer website that showcases experience or skills and seeks new clients. GTL is the philosophical ruminations of an experienced trial lawyer who knows who he is and what he does and makes no apologies. He is willing to accept your apologies, however."
Halo Secretarial Services
The legal industry, virtual assistant businesses and work-life balance.
Heller Highwater
"The name Heller Highwater is a reminder for all who visit to remember the “highwaters” of Heller Ehrman: when a once well-managed and well-respected firm consistently reached the high marks of integrity, efficiency, respect and dignity towards its backbone and foundation—its professional support staff. It is also a reminder of the aftermath of destruction and the mark left on the wall: how a lack of preparation, forward-thinking, open communication and honesty led to the downfall of a workplace one could be proud of. When the storm recedes, all that will be left is that mark. But a core group of intelligent, creative, and driven people won’t be around to clean up the mess. They will have moved on to better things, better places and better times. This site gives them the tools to do that."
Hiring Partner’s Office
The blog purports to be a useful resource for law students and others looking to land an offer at the firm of their choice.
Home Office Lawyer
Discussion of how to effectively run a nontraditional law practice, utilizing Internet technology and nonhourly-rates billing options.
In Propria Persona
Self-help legal information and resources; news and commentary pertaining to non-attorney legal document service providers.
JD Bliss
Provides resources for attorneys looking for greater career satisfaction, work-life balance and personal growth. The blog also is meant for law firms looking for ways to motivate lawyers and improve attorney retention.
JDWired Blog
Professional development, lifestyle, and community for contract attorneys.
Kevin Hickey Law Blog
Covers family and divorce law issues.
KiMformation
KiMformation has posts relating to paralegals, technology and law-office administration.
L.A. Legal Pad
A daily blawg on the Los Angeles legal scene.
Larry Bodine LawMarketing Blog
This blog links to news stories and studies about law firms' marketing-related activities and makes notes of those who are and aren't successful, advises law firms on how their marketing dollars should be spent and reviews newly published books about networking and marketing.
Law Blog
"WSJ.com on law and business and the business of law." The Wall Street Journal's legal blog features a half-dozen detailed posts daily on a wide variety of legal topics from law firm shakeups—sometimes featuring interviews with BigLaw names—to the U.S. Supreme Court. Posts frequently include links to pleadings and other relevant legal documents.