Law Firms

"The About.com Law Practice Management site provides information and advice to attorneys on issues related to operating their law practices."

Above the Law calls itself a legal tabloid. Its focus is legal gossip.

Adam Smith, Esq. is "an inquiry into the economics of law firms." The blawg links to and analyzes articles about law firm strategy and profitability.

ALM Research Online says it offers "observations about research and competitive intelligence resources for business development and professional marketing in the legal field, with a special concentration on large law firms."

Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices has posts on law firm management and marketing.

"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 the recession's effect on new lawyers, personal development for young lawyers, social media and other generalized law topics.

"From the corner of general counsel and law firm managing partners."

"A worm's-eye view of the English bar." An admittedly fictional diary of a junior barrister. It’s part soap opera and part snark from an author who’s cheesed off with the legal profession.

Posts are intended for law students and recent law grads. Topics include alternative career paths, social networking, study groups, advice for 1Ls and critical thinking.

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.

This anonymous blog tracks the "life and adventures of a defunct big law associate." Posts focus mainly on problems faced by law students and junior associates, in hopes that these folks will be discouraged "from ruining their lives, but also offering some solutions along the way."

Blog discusses high-profile criminal cases in the news and gives tips for trial attorneys.

Covers news, issues and legal developments in the broadcast industry.

A blawg about business development and strategies, sometimes showing how ideas from far outside the legal realm could apply to running one's law firm or legal career.

"A BigLaw lawyer turned stay-at-home mom chronicles life after law firms and reflects on the craziness of it all."

"Preachings and teachings from my perspective inside a third-wave law firm. Appealing to spare room tycoons, home office lawyers, downshifters, carpet commuters, connected attorneys, law students and wannabes." Posts cover law school news and emerging law practice niches.

"Making money and getting your deals closed the right way in the Second City and beyond ... "

This blawg discusses all levels of law firm lawyer compensation, from associates to service partners, to rainmakers, to lawyer-managers, and senior lawyers who are phasing down in preparation for retirement. It comments on external market forces as well as the complex internal issues of system design, productivity, and motivation. It draws on Altman Weil’s extensive survey databases as a source of compensation trends and benchmarks.

"Marketing and career issues that face attorneys in private practice and beyond."

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