Government Law

"Discusses federal tax law, securities law and state and local law as it relates to public finance."

Besides patent law and litigation issues, Patent Baristas covers items relating to building a bioscience business, nanotechnology, technology transfer, orange book filings as well as Federal Trade Commission and Food and Drug Administration regulatory matters.

"Reports, comments on and analyzes the implementation of the new regime for authorizing nationally significant infrastructure projects in the United Kingdom using the Planning Act 2008."

Analysis of current topics in estate planning, business, real estate and tax law, specifically in Arizona.

"Tracks key developments related to regulation and regulatory processes as well as new research, new ideas, and new regulatory proposals and policies."

"A website dedicated to courageous whistleblowers to report possible securities violations—without personal or professional regrets—and to help responsible organizations establish a culture of integrity."

This blawg "reports on new developments in secrecy policy."

"A blog providing legal news, notes and commentary of interest to small government contractors. Primary coverage includes the size appeal decisions of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Hearings and Appeals (known as SBA OHA) and the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s bid protest decisions. In addition, SmallGovCon covers legislative developments, administrative matters (such as fines levied on “bad boy” contractors) and federal court decisions."

Provides information about judicial decisions, legislative changes, regulatory rulings, and the economic landscape affecting companies doing business or seeking to do business in South Carolina.

Posts link to news stories, columns and documents relating to tax law.

Discusses a wide range of sustainability, cleantech and climate change issues.

"A forum to discuss legal issues for Howard County and the State of Maryland. Our practice at Taylor Legal focuses on land use and zoning, small business and corporate law, local and state government law, alcoholic beverage licensing, contract drafting, and succession planning."

"Guide to enforcement-related news, events and trends within the telecommunications field. From the Federal Communications Commission to the Federal Trade Commission, to state public utility commissions and attorney generals, to private litigation, we cover Universal Service Fund enforcement, truth-in-billing rules, do-not-call developments, consumer proprietary network information actions, access charge litigation, prepaid card enforcement actions and other related developments."

"The Asylumist is a blog about political asylum in the U.S. We hope it serves as a forum for discussion about law, policy, and politics of asylum. We cover issues related to asylees’ mental health, experience in the asylum system, and adjustment to life in the U.S."

"The blog discusses various aspects of law, business and economics and is not a how-to blog. The themes range from corporate law to Islamic law, from lawyers job to legal education, and I usually use economic analysis of law in analyzing the legal issues that I discuss in my blog."

"The purpose of the blog is to inform members of the organization and the general public of the current state of the legal order and aims to generate discussion about current legal and policy issues using debates, addresses, and commentary from all sides of the political and legal spectrums."

"About government disclosure law, such as the Freedom of Information Act, Privacy Act, and other federal and state laws that deal with disclosure."

"The Legal Blog is an earnest attempt to promote research based websites / blogs, by providing free, accurate and up to date information to lawyers, students and the layman. We at Legal Blog, attempt to simplify legal concepts by providing the latest case law and articles on various important topics." Most posts involve Indian law.

Topics include corporate interests, the Federal Trade Commission, patent laws, the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Washington Legal Foundation's litigation and amicus briefs.

"Opinions and discussions about law-related topics of interest to lawyers and laypersons alike."

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