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• Peanut Butter Burrito

  "I've got a baby girl, a trivia champ husband, a legal fellowship, a vegetarian kitchen, and a song in my heart. Most days."

• PT-LawMom

  This blawg discusses work-life balance issues faced by parents in the workplace, highlights legal news stories, and covers other blogs and topics, not all of them law-related.

• Shelley’s Case

  “Shelley’s Case” has nothing to do a certain English property lawsuit. (But if you must know, the “Rule” of law has been abolished in most jurisdictions).
  
  Instead, this is a purely personal blog. From time to time, the author may feel compelled to discuss particular topics of quasi-public interest, but such divulgence does not constitute as legal advice and/or sound general advice.
  
  Sometimes a reader or two might confirm, revise, or append to the author’s recommendations, comments, and reflections on specific subjects. Sometimes no one would comment. The existence or lack of comments neither affirm nor nullify the author’s opinions and/or observations.
  
  "In summary:
  
  • If you are looking for legal advice, this is not the place.
  • If you are looking for law school or bar exam advice, this could be helpful, but not necessarily relevant place to look.
  • If you are looking for a funny site, this is the wrong place. There is nothing funny about law school, and the bar exam, for that matter."
  

• Simmons Perrine

  News about members of the Simmons Perrine law firm.

• Sophistic Miltonian Serbonian Blog©

  "A vaguely legally tinged ode to arcania."

• Temporary Attorney: The Sweatshop Edition

  This blawg's intent is to "expose the nasty sweatshops, swindling law schools, and opportunistic staffing agencies."

• Tex Parte Blog

  Tex Parte is Texas Lawyer’s daily blog covering the Lone Star State’s legal community. Posts alert readers about profession-related events and cover state district attorneys' offices, federal and state court decisions, comings and goings at Texas-based law firms and the State Bar of Texas, and profile of Texas lawyers and law students with stories to tell.

• The Associate Pirate

  "Arr is for resumé!" This blawg discusses the legal market from a recruiter's perspective.
  

• The Estrin Report

  "Created for professional paralegals—not of a certain level, specialty or firm—but of a particular attitude. "

• The Inspired Solo

  This blawg "is a breath of fresh air for solo lawyers and those who want to be! Offering bootstrapping marketing guidance, help in making the decision to go solo, 'lawhacks'—tips and tricks on using technology to simplify the practice of law, reviews of new hardware, software, and books, and advice on getting, and staying, inspired by solo practice."
  

• The Ivey Files

  Focusing on life after college, including going to grad school and law school, posts aim to help recent graduates make smart choices.

• the last refuge of the persecuted crack smoker

  This blawgger "rants about law school, her life, random things she sees on the Internet, and anything else she deems worthy."

• The Legal Pad

  Features "resources and weekly updates that can make your work experience more enjoyable, rewarding and valuable to your clients and attorneys you help."

• The Mommy Blawg

  "The Intersection of Mommyhood and the Law."

• think like a woman … act like a man

  "AKA The Ruby Red Slipper Blog." Journal about her life and fledgling legal job. Much about her mixed-breed dog, Martha.

• Thrown for a Loop

  "It's like hockey, but for your mind."

• Touro Law Center Career Services Office

  Features announcements about training, education and employment opportunities for young lawyers and law students.

• What About Clients?

  "What About Clients? is a weblog which contains my personal ideas and thoughts on servicing business clients as valued customers in American law firms. I started it in 2005 because I think that 1) the level of service at even the best American law firms is often inattentive and erratic—and that troubles me—and 2) even where service is sound, it can be a lot better."
  

• Woman of the Law

  "I'm a fast-talkin' hell-raisin' son of a bitch, and I'm a sinner and I know how to fight."

• Women Lawyers—Back on Track

  "For women attorneys seeking success and happiness in the legal profession."

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