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Blawg Directory: Law Practice Management

JDWired Blog
Professional development, lifestyle, and community for contract attorneys.
Legal Process Outsourcing
This blawg provides a "unique view on the state of the legal profession with sharp insight into developments within the growing legal process outsourcing and offshoring industry."
The Common Scold
"The Common Scold is named after a cause of action that originated in Pilgrim days, when meddlesome, argumentative, opinionated women who displeased the Puritan elders were punished by a brisk dunk in the local pond. Believe it or not, the tort lasted until 1972, when State v. Palendrano, 120 N.J. Super. 336, 293 A.2d 747 (N.J.Super.L., Jul 13, 1972) pretty much put it to rest. But the thought of those feisty women, not afraid of a little cold water, has always cheered me up and inspired me."
Virtually Blind
Virtually Blind calls itself a blog on "virtual law, covering legal news, issues, and events that impact virtual worlds."
Legalethics.com
"Focusing on the ethical issues associated with the use of technology by legal professionals."
Bob Kraft’s P.I.S.S.D.
"The title of this blog reflects my attitude toward those government agencies and insurance companies that routinely mistreat injured or disabled people. As a Dallas, Texas lawyer, I've spent almost 35 years trying to help those poor folk, and I have been frustrated daily by the actions of the people on the other side of their claims. (Sorry if I offended you...)" The acronym in the blawg's title stands for Personal Injury, Social Security Disability law, by the way.
Ross Ipsa Loquitur Blog
Ross Ipsa Loquitur is an active blawg that chronicles the legal technology trends, tools, techniques, gadgets and concepts from the perspective of legal technologist Ross Kodner and his team from MicroLaw.com. With a mix of insightfulness and irreverence, subscribers laud the blawg for both is educational and entertainment attributes - Ross calls it "edutainment!"
Ninth Circuit Blog
Commentary and summaries of cases before the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Novalawcity
Features "adventures in law and technology" through the lens of bloggers at the Shepard Broad Law Center of Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Harmful Error
"A blog dedicated to discussing the Nevada Supreme Court & criminal law in Nevada." Specifically, the blawg focuses on "cases in the news, legislation, the death penalty, local courts and judges, the U.S. Supreme Court, prisons" and Nevada Supreme Court information.
Lawgarithms
This blawg focuses "on legal issues surrounding technology-based entertainment."
The Precedent Blog
"News. Gossip. Comments. Amusement." This is the blawg of the Ontario, Canada, quarterly "law and style" magazine Precedent. Posts on legal news stories in the U.S. and Canada as well as weekly installments on fashion and wine.
Moritz Legal Information Blog
"Legal information and research resources brought to you by the Michael E. Moritz Law Library at The Ohio State University."
Legal Blog Watch
This blawg tracks and analyzes the postings of Law.com blogs and other legal blogs.
Third Circuit Blog
Commentary and summaries of cases before the Philadelphia-based 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
LegalLiteracy.com
"The purpose of this blog is to make visible the links between business and law. It uses current events and stories to help you learn from others' mistakes and raise awareness of the legal environment of business — how it can help you, and how it can hurt you."
Erik J. Heels
Technology, Law, Baseball, and Rock 'n' Roll. Mostly patent law and trademark law.
Law and Magic Blog
This blog is there for when the long arm of the law touches magicians; it also features lawyers who use magic in their practice. A new paranormal TV show might merit a post, too.
Long Island (Criminal) Trial Law
"Ideas and updates on law, procedure, and tactics to aid trial lawyers (and others) involved with allegations of wrongdoing."
Second Effort
"Laboring in the obscurity he so richly deserves, your crusty correspondent offers his views on just about everything. Nothing herein should be taken too seriously: If you look closely, you can see the twinkle in the Old Curmudgeon's eye. Or is that a cataract?"