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"Your source for news, commentary and trends in the contract legal market."

"A vehicle for PSLawNet to share news, job-seeking resources, and original content with law students and lawyers on public service career paths, and with career services professionals at law schools."

Posts are aimed at providing resources for lawyers at any size firm.

"Home of the "Business Casual Superstar" series...which has basically taken over everything."

Examines everything from the mundane to the daily practice life of a lawyer in North Dakota.

Posts offer trial tips for attorneys, cover work-life balance or are journal entries about the author's own life.

"Shines a spotlight on the incredible achievements and contributions of independent attorneys. ... Every month a new 'Xemplar' is nominated and has their story featured here, along with related articles and discussions led by a who’s who of industry peers." The site is sponsored by Lexis-Nexis.

"Dedicated to giving young lawyers the resources they need to survive in their new lives as professionals. The transition from school to life as an attorney is difficult without some guidance and knowledge-sharing. The purpose of this site is to inform attorneys, both young and old, through the use of articles, links, and collaboration."

Deals with law firm management and technology issues. It says it is "changing professional practice one idea at a time."

"Thelen the Pain is a support site for the recently or about-to-be laid off employees of Thelen, a soon-to-be defunct global law firm."

Journal about the blogger's life and fledgling legal job. "How much of the blog is based in fact and how much of it is based in fiction is a finding of fact that you, the reader, must determine."

Posts deal with leadership initiatives, career counseling, business development, coaching, discrimination and gender initiatives.

"Tips for Young Lawyers offers tips, thoughts and ideas to help young and experienced lawyers alike with issues that confront their daily practice." Headlines include "The Power of Sound Bites," "10 Things to Keep in Your Briefcase," "The Firm Is Just Not that into You" and "Be Your Own CEO."

"Blog began with preparing to take the LSAT and continues with beginning law school full time, fall 2011."

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

Posts cover the results of Vault's annual law firm rankings, and the bloggers also interview high-profile lawyers about current events in the profession or about the legal angles of talked-about news stories.

"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."

"A blog about the legal job market and the struggle to find work in the new economy."

This blawgger opines on Illinois statutes, law-related current events, links to content on other legal blawgs he finds interesting. He'll also write the occasional movie review and post his photography.

"Law, literature and laxism."

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