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"Gathering, commenting and sharing information about IP in China to make it more transparent, since 2005."

"An insider's perspective about mismanagement, malfeasance, and waste of innovation at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, which are all creatures of the [Jon] Dudas era."

This blawgger discusses her daily life in law practice as well as law-related news events. She also shares images of works of art.

"Neurotic law school grad assimilating into society, one day at a time."

"The tales of our adventures balancing babies and the billable hour."

This blawg has observations about the patent application process and information about the Patent and Trademark Office.

"Covers decisions of the Kansas Supreme Court, providing summaries of all published opinions. Also includes some coverage of the selection process for the court. A volunteer effort in the style of SCOTUSBlog."

"Links (and some occasional commentary) about current events both locally and globally, emphasizing legal affairs and current legal news."

This blawg covers quirky legal news that might be of particular interest to law librarians and frequently reports on new articles from the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Posts "by women for women" offer up legal news, information and resources for women.

"It's a blog about life as a lawyer in Las Vegas."

"Law & Food is all about dualities. Law, which strives to be fair and objective, balanced against the ultimate subjective experience: Food. We write about the classic fine-dining establishments of New York City like Daniel, Peter Lugar and Le Bernardin, while simultaneously scouring Flushing basement stalls and Latin American food trucks in Brooklyn. "

The blog is a part of Onecle Inc., which purports to be a free online legal research provider supporting public access to cases and other resources.

"Tracks, describes, analyzes, and comments on developments in the growing interest by law firms and lawyers in using the mobile space to reach out to clients and contacts. The blog covers a range of topics, from iPhone and Android mobile apps to mobile-ready websites to law firm pioneers in the use of tablet computing."

"Nontraditional law student on her way to becoming the law diva she always dreamed she could be."

"Yet another law school blog, following a now-2L suffering and carousing (mostly suffering) through the psychological torture and endless mishaps of one of the world's greatest masochistic endeavors."

"A news aggregate." Some original content, but mostly links to mainstream media stories covering law school news.

"The site includes a Layoff Tracker that graphs where the most layoffs have been. Law Shucks is yet another legal tabloid, but we’re committed to keeping our focus on those who are in, or refugees from, BigLaw. Nothing about summer-associate salaries, bar-review courses, or which firm a law student should pick. We editors and our intended audience have been through that and just don’t care about it any more. Still, a good bit of gossip every once in a while keeps things entertaining."

Legal humor site with a satirical take on the practice of law.

"Trying to bring back the ideas of gentlemen, reasoned discourse and a pup named Scooby Doo, one day at a time."

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