Legal News Publication

"Collects and reports matters of general practice, especially criminal defense and family law."

Covering legal news in Philadelphia and the rest of Pennsylvania and often features columns by guest authors from the legal profession.

"The official blog of the Hofstra University School of Law Labor & Employment Law Journal."

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

Posts cover the growing number of ways to search for or track and individuals using social media and the Web and raise the questions: Should we protect our privacy, or get used to being more ex­posed? And where does the law stand? Blogger Kashmir Hill tracks the emerging answers.

"News. Gossip. Comments. Amusement." This is the blawg of the Ontario, Canada, quarterly "law and style" magazine Precedent. Posts on legal news stories in the U.S. and Canada as well as weekly installments on fashion and wine.

Breaking news, legal opinions and other information of interest to Virginia lawyers.

"Privacy, crime and security online." Posts cover the criminal charges filed and appellate rulings handed down that contribute to the evolving definition of what online speech is legal and ethical, among other media law and technology law issues in the news.

Glenn Greenwald launched Unclaimed Territory in 2005 as a political and legal blog. He is credited with breaking numerous legal affairs stories on his blog, and in 2006, he won the Koufax Award for best new blog. Unclaimed Territory now resides at Salon.com.

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.

Posts often take readers on a behind-the-scenes tour of Wichita, Kan., courts. Common Law posts feature brief video segments that explore the day-to-day realities of lawyers, judges, law enforcement and others whose jobs bring them in regular contact with the Wichita courts. Reporter Ron Sylvester often can be found live-tweeting from inside the courtroom.

"All things related to labor and employment law, weaving in references to the classics, business literature and current events."

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