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On Point
"A new take on legal news." Features include “story of the day," “on the docket” (upcoming court hearings of interest) and “on file” (recently filed court documents).
BusinessAssociationsBlog.com
This blawg covers corporate law, securities law cases and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission generally, occasionally venturing into academic news.
Legal Talk Network
"This is the first truly interactive Internet radio network for the legal community. Each show is legal talk radio, highlighting important issues with high-profile lawyers and experts. Get the latest legal news, and connections with colleagues that will help you meet the challenges of a changing legal world." This blawg also says it offers continuing legal education credit for listening to legal news. Programs include Lawyer 2 Lawyer, The Power of Attorney, The ESI Report, Workers' Comp Matters, Ringler Radio, Conversations with F. Lee Bailey and Law Technology Now.
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.
Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices
Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices has posts on law firm management and marketing.
ICANN Watch
Focuses posts on commentary and criticism of ICANN, which manages the Domain Name System. "Our job is to serve as a central point of reference, a kind of hill overlooking the often-chaotic information landscape, from which anyone seeking a better understanding of these developments can survey the ever-changing terrain. We have no particular viewpoint to push or axes to grind; we will offer commentary and criticism from a wide variety of different perspectives, guided only by our belief in the power of ideas and informed discussion and debate to shape events and institutions."
California Civil Litigation Quote of the Week
"My favorite quote from the previous week, selected from a case summarized on my California Civil Litigation blog."
Legalities
Discussions on life and the law by an ABC News legal correspondent.
Religion Clause
Religion Clause focuses on cases interpreting the First Amendment's religion clause, which reads, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." It also carries news updates about religious controversies.
There’s No Competition in Law School
"We are 3Ls—back in school and bitter as ever. While we all will be practicing in different areas after we graduate, one common bond unites us: We can't wait to be done. We come here to bitch and not do much else. So if you're looking for deep thoughts or insightful political commentary, find a different blog to read."
Wayne Schiess’s Legal-Writing Blog
This blawg is dedicated to "making legal writing clear, correct and direct."
Inter Alia
This blawg is "an Internet legal research weblog, among other things."
Law of the Game
"Video games, gambling, and other legal discussions. Your source for video game law."
Legal Pad
Legal matters of interest to businesspeople.
Blonde Justice
Discussion of public defender practice and legal tips, punctuated with girl talk.
A Year in the Life
This blawg chronicles the day-to-day life of a public defender who is also a single mom of a kindergartener and a surrogate mother.
That’s What She Said
This blawg examines the NBC television series The Office and comes up with a per-episode estimate of the value of litigation claims against Dunder Mifflin.
QuizLaw
The blog is part of QuizLaw.com's efforts to combat "legalese" and provide the public with access to understandable legal information.
Blawg Review
"Blawg Review is the blog carnival for everyone interested in law. ... Each weekly issue of Blawg Review is made up of article submissions selected from the best recent law blog posts. The blogger that puts together the Blawg Review carnival each week is called the 'host.' "
Opinionistas
Opinionistas bills itself as "a continuous observation of the ridiculousness of human behavior." Many of the posts are about law-firm life. Categories on the site include "self-indulgent, semi-lucid thoughts" and "firm absurdity."