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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.

"News and analysis about recently issued patents."

"Discussion of federal and state products liability litigation." Informal products liability posts and occasional “Abnormal Interviews” feature Q&As with law professors. “Friday Links” skip tort law and focus on the rest of the blawgosphere.

"Updates on advertising law trends, issues, and developments."

"About privacy and access to information, the law of confidential business information and the law of production (including e-discovery)."

"Comments on Antitrust Law, Policy, and Economics."

"This blog contains the observations, tribulations, and [occasional] triumphs of an anonymous junior associate who doesn't quite fit in ... and looks forward to the day when the law school loans are paid off and the freedom to do anything with a law degree becomes reality."

Posts cover actions of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.; Maine financial institutions in the news; and mortgage lending.

"Provides context and offers fresh (if irreverent) commentary on developments in today's restructuring, distressed debt and new investment markets." It also offers "a new haiku or other short poem each week on negotiations and lawyering."

"The blog provides timely updates and commentary on developments in law affecting employee benefit plans and executive compensation arrangements."

The blawg primarily focuses on legal issues affecting Bertolino Locke clients in Miami, Houston and Austin, Texas. Practice areas include family law, immigration, commercial litigation, and criminal law.

"Examines the impact of new rules and regulations affecting employers, group health plans, and health care providers, as well as insurance contracts and all aspects of plan design and coverage."

Columns include "Unethical & Amoral," "Advice from an Ex-Bitter: Questionable Advice from a Formerly-Bitter BigLaw attorney," and "Law Firm 10: Barbie Does BigLaw." Also featured is the Web series The Bottom Rung.

"The result of one associate's nonbillable time."

Posts cover legislation related to the National Labor Relations Act and actions of the National Labor Relations Board.

"Articles dealing with legal issues affecting how technology is used in businesses."

The blawg follows all aspects of eminent domain in California, including condemnation, inverse condemnation, and regulatory takings. The authors keep track of project announcements, budget issues, legislative reform efforts, and they report on all major California eminent domain conferences and seminars. They also follow current cases.

"Provides employers with workers in California up-to-date information on the ever changing California laws."

"Covers a wide variety of topics pertaining to legal challenges faced by California employers in all areas of labor relations and employment law."

"Reports on the latest legal developments for public safety labor leaders including firefighters, police officers, probation officers, deputy sheriffs, correctional officers, special agents, district attorney's investigators, welfare fraud investigators, and other public safety professionals."

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