Law Professor

"Deconstruction is justice."

"Comments, discussion, and analysis of issues and stories dealing with labor and employment law."

Features "law-related musings by Columbia Professor Michael Dorf and some of his lawyer/law professor friends."

"Each blog post: (a) identifies cases that address technology mishaps (either through negligence, ethical lapses in judgment, too much reliance on outside counsel and vendors, or fraud); (b) exposes the specific conduct that caused a problem; (c) explains how and why the conduct was improper; and (d) offers suggestions on how to learn from these mistakes and prevent similar ones from reoccurring."

"Putting knowledge into practice."

Covers elder law, elder care, government resources and related legal news and issues.

"The focus of the EL@M website is election administration - laws dealing with voter registration, voter ID, early and absentee voting, provisional balloting, poll workers and polling place procedures, recounts and election contests, and other related issues."

Closely covers the law of politics, including election law, campaign finance, legislation, voting rights, initiatives, redistricting, and U.S. Supreme Court nominations. Tracks election administration mishaps, financing issues and election snafus.

"The ELS blog serves as an online forum to discuss and provide links for emerging empirical legal scholarship, provide conference updates, discuss empirical claims that have emerged in public and political discourse, facilitate discussion for guest empirical scholars and assess current empirical findings and methodologies."

Posts cover policy, regulation and enforcement issues concerning environmental law, climate change, oil wells, Caribbean reefs and waste management.

"Designed to cover laws, cases, and news relating to what can be generally grouped under the heading "unfair competition." Specifically, the blog covers trade secrets, restrictive covenants (such as noncompetition agreements and nonsolicitation agreements), privacy."

Covers family law related news and issues, including marriage, divorce, adoption, child abuse, domestic violence and reproductive issues.

Federal Civil Practice Bulletin is dedicated to federal civil practice and procedure.

Highlights the work of feminist law professors and contains information about articles and events that are likely to be of interest to them. Posts cover court cases, legislation and scholarship related to sexual discrimination for like-minded readers, as well as alert them to relevant conferences.

News stories about women in the legal workplace and political arena.

"A forum for students, faculty and law school alums to discuss current issues in gender and sexuality law.

"News and analysis from the intersection of genomics, personalized medicine and the law."

This blawg offers perspectives on law schools, lawyers and life as a law professor.

News about security measures, crime, sentencing and prisons (with a particular focus on California), and thoughts about crime's powerful impact on political strategies and how governments spend the taxpayers' money.

Groklaw covers legal news of interest to the free software and open source community, such as the SCO litigation regarding Linux. Additionally, the site offers attorneys technical advice. Any attorney can submit technical questions that they might need to understand to be able to handle a deposition, for example, of an expert.

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