Legislation & Lobbying

Written for an audience of employers, this blog discusses topics such as the ADA, discrimination, terminations and wage and hour law.

Op-ed posts mainly cover federal legislation and politics and issues, legal or not, of interest to New Yorkers.

Posts about personal injury cases, medical ethics, legal ethics, the judiciary, tort laws and New Jersey courts. Offers advice to victims of car accidents.

"Legal news and analysis of current U.S. and foreign events." Discusses financial, international and corporate law.

"Reports on U.S. civil courts, government regulation and public policy."

Posts discuss criminal law, family law, and appeals, specifically in Alabama.

"Video games, gambling, and other legal discussions. Your source for video game law."

Topics include horse purchasing, liability cases with horses, horse training and contracts.

Blog discusses criminal defense, Supreme Court decisions, DUI laws, constitutional law, immigration law and current events. Occasionally has video podcasts.

Presidential politics, U.S. foreign policy, economic issues.

National politics and national news events from a conservative's viewpoint.

"Provides advice on preventing, managing and ending a crisis while protecting a company’s reputation and limiting its legal liability."

"Tracks legal developments on civil rights, employment, labor, and privacy rights among others. The blog follows state and federal cases and pending legislation."

Posts about personal injury issues, hot topics in the news and pending legislation.

"Law-infused news, entertainment, politics and humor."

"LegalTXTS reports on the latest developments in law and technology, with an emphasis on legal issues regarding digital media, privacy and data security, and information management."

The official blog of the Dallas Association of Law Librarians, a chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries.

A potpourri of legal and nonlegal topics of general interest. As the blawg itself puts it: “Likelihood of success on the merits” — 'likelihood of success' for short — is a term used by courts to describe one of the factors considered when evaluating whether to grant a preliminary injunction: In order to merit the 'unusual' remedy of preliminary relief, the party that wants the injunction has to be able to convince the court, on a preliminary basis — meaning before the record is fully developed — that one of the reasons it is entitled to temporary relief is that it will probably win the case anyway."

Blog discusses trademark, copyright and advertising law, including verdicts and settlements; recent legislation, both national and international; and analysis of important cases.

Blog discusses criminal, juvenile and mental health issues, primarily in Illinois. Many posts focus on new trends in criminal and juvenile law issues including decisions from the Illinois Appellate and Supreme Courts as well as the U.S. Supreme Court.

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