Legal Research

Blawg of the Day ? Blawgletter

Posted on March 29, 2013
We’ll end the week with a fun blog – Blawgletter is published by Dallas lawyer Barry Barnett, and it features “legal bits you can hold onto.”  He talks about a number of legal topics – recent posts have discussed Peer-to-Peer movie sharing opinions, the Supreme Court’s “first sale” decision, and other recent decisions of [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Law Office of Shawn Wright

Posted on March 28, 2013
I am finding that there are number of areas of law that give rise to a high percentage of law blogs of particularly low quality – and bankruptcy law is one of those areas.  It’s so hard to find a bankruptcy law blog with any quality content on it.  Today’s blog, from the Law [...]

Blawg of the Day ? The Securities Edge

Posted on March 27, 2013
The Securities Edge is a securities blog for middle-market companies – it focuses on topics of interest to executives of middle-market businesses.  Recent posts have discussed topics that include “say-on-pay” litigation, the new private market for unlisted stocks, separating the positions of CEO and Chairman, and more.  It’s published by Gunster, a firm with [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Screw You Guys, I?m Going Home

Posted on March 26, 2013
I have to admit, when I saw the title of today’s blog – Screw You Guys, I’m Going Home – I didn’t immediately know what the topic would be. But the tag line says “What you need to know before you scream ‘I Quit,’ get fired, or decide to sue the bastards,”  so today’s [...]

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Blawg of the Day ? Utah Appellate Blog

Posted on March 25, 2013
Today we venture to the Beehive State and visit the Utah Appellate Blog, which reports on cases before the Utah Supreme Court, Utah Court of Appeals, and the Tenth Circuit.  As with most appellate blogs, you’ll mostly find posts here on different cases decided by these courts, so it’s good if you’re looking for [...]

Announcing: iPad in One Hour for Litigators

Posted on March 25, 2013
When I talk to lawyers about using the iPad in their practice, I invariably get around to telling them that for some reason, app developers have really concentrated on making apps for litigators more than for any other type of legal practice.  And that’s a great thing; having worked for more than 6 years as [...]

Blawg of the Day ? ADR Toolbox

Posted on March 19, 2013
The ADR Toolbox is a curated collection of news, resources and information for professionals in the alternative dispute resolution industry.  It’s brought to you by Donald R. Philbin, a San Antonio, Texas lawyer.  Some of the recent posts discussed topics like large law.  As a curated blog, Philbin doesn’t create any of the content himself [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Retail Patent Litigation

Posted on March 18, 2013
An intellectual property law blog for you today – it’s called Retail Patent Litigation, and it’s designed to help retailers understand patent litigation and how to effectively and creatively drive their individual cases to positive resolution.  The blog is published by R. David Donoghue, a partner with Holland & Knight’s Chicago office.  He has [...]

Blawg of the Day ? TMT Perspectives

Posted on March 15, 2013
We’ll finish the week with TMT Perspectives, a blog offering insight and comment on business, legal and policy developments affecting the telecom, media and technology sectors.  Recent posts have discussed theft of trade secrets, auctioning broadcast television spectrum, the end of the browser wars, and more.

Blawg of the Day ? Line of Sight

Posted on March 14, 2013
Today’s blog, Line of Sight – Pipeline Law in Focus, offers a view of the current legal and regulatory landscape changes that are affecting pipeline owners and operators in North America.  Published by Charlene Wright of the Kansas City, Missouri firm of Lathrop & Gage, the blog is recently covering news items from around [...]

Blawg of the Day ? California Punitive Damages

Posted on March 13, 2013
Perhaps my favorite part of today’s blog is its tag line – California Punitive Damages – An Exemplary Blog.  Lawyer humor.  But seriously, this blog does a great job providing news and commentary on punitive damages litigation not only in California, but nationwide.  It’s brought to you by the lawyers at Horvitz & Levy, [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Law of Social and Emerging Media

Posted on March 12, 2013
Brian Wassom is a commercial litigator with  the firm of Honigman, Miller, Schwartz and Cohn in Southeast Michigan.  His practice focuses on copyright, trademark, publicity rights, media law, and related subject matter, and he’s talking about some of that at Law of Social and Emerging Media.  some of his recent posts focus on how [...]

Blawg of The Day ? New Jersey Litigation Law Blog

Posted on March 11, 2013
Do the folks at Fox Rothschild every stop building blogs?  Today’s blog is the New Jersey Litigation Law Blog, dedicated to representing Garden State business interests.  Lately they have been discussing eDiscovery and legal holds, but they are also talking about recent New Jersey decisions, federal legislation affecting New Jersey businesses, and more.

Blawg of the Day ? Structured Finance in Brief

Posted on March 08, 2013
Reed Smith’s structured finance group brings us Structured Finance in Brief, providing updates and analysis on current structured finance issues.  They’re discussing such recent topics as noteholder meetings, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Rules, the “Basel III liquidity buffer,” (whatever that means), and loan level data, among others.

Blawg of the Day ? Karel?s Legal Blog

Posted on March 07, 2013
Karel Frielink is a lawyer with the firm of Spigt Dutch, which is located in Curacao.  His blog, Karel’s Legal Blog, provides information on legal affairs in Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, & St. Maarten. He’s discussing cross-border converion and merger, good corporate governance, and taking control of a Curacao company through a foreign court decision, [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Media Law Bytes and Pieces

Posted on March 06, 2013
For those of you interested in media law check out Media Law Bytes & Pieces, featuring comment on the law of media, content and entertainment from big firm BakerHostetler.  They’re discussing how to object to new generic top level domain names (gTLDs), Google search and free speech, artists sued for copyright infringement, and whether [...]

Blawg of the Day ? The Labor & Employment Report

Posted on March 05, 2013
The Labor & Employment Report styles itself “your one-stop blog to learn about the latest in labor and employment law issues,” tracking the NLRB, state and federal court employment law decisions, and actions from relevant governmental agencies.  Recent posts have covered topics including IRS health care regulations, the decline of labor union membership, and [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Delaware Court of Chancery Practice Blog

Posted on March 04, 2013
It seems like the blogging lawyers at Fox Rothschild are coming out with new blogs all the time.  This one isn’t new, but it’s new to me – the Delaware Court of Chancery Practice Blog covers corporate and commercial practice in, well, the Delaware Court of Chancery.  Most of the latest posts discuss recent [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Florida Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Defense Blog

Posted on February 22, 2013
I’m learning just how many bankruptcy blogs are out there – there are a lot!  And they are all of varying degrees of quality and substance.  So I’m choosing to feature those bankruptcy law blogs that provide useful information, which is mostly provided to consumers and not other lawyers.  The Florida Bankruptcy and Foreclosure [...]

Blawg of the Day ? TechHealth Perspectives

Posted on February 21, 2013
A blog from big firm EpsteinBeckerGreen today – this one is called TechHealth Perspectives, and it covers strategy, analysis, and commentary on current and new health technologies.  You’ll find recent posts on the corporate practice of medicine, The Telehealth Promotion Act, remote patient monitoring tools, and much more.

Blawg of the Day ? Allison Leotta

Posted on February 20, 2013
Another day, another self-titled blog.  Today we have Allison Leotta, who is a novelist and former federal sex crimes prosecutor.  Most of her posts are critiques of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” where she breaks down each episode and discusses it from the perspective of a sex crimes prosecutor.  I know I appreciate [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Koehler Law

Posted on February 19, 2013
Jamison Koehler is a criminal defense lawyer representing clients in Northern Virginia and the District of Columbia.  At Koehler Law he’s discussing a number of topics, related to criminal law and other topics.  Lately he has been talking about clients in military uniform, the corpus delicti rule, cross-examining the analyst in a drug prosecution, [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Berks County Law Update

Posted on February 18, 2013
I’m back!  I took a couple of weekends off to write seminar papers and get my latest book off to the printers, but now I’m back to blogging on a more regular basis.  We’ll start the week off with a very local blog – the Berks County Law Update.  For those of you who [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Erlich Law Blog

Posted on January 25, 2013
We’ll end the week with the Erlich Law Blog, the blog of the Erlich Law Office of Arlington, Virginia.  The blog focuses primarily on employment-related topics, with posts on recent labor and employment law developments.

Blawg of the Day ? Delaware Business Bankruptcy Report

Posted on January 24, 2013
The lawyers at the Wilmington firm of Morris James are keeping you up to date on the latest bankruptcy case law at the Delaware Business Bankruptcy Report  You’ll find brief summaries of recent opinions from Delaware Bankruptcy Court, along with a link to the opinion.  They haven’t posted in about a month, so here’s [...]

Blawg of the Day ? The CockleBur

Posted on January 23, 2013
I did not know that the Cockle Law Brief Printing Company was the largest producer of U.S. Supreme Court briefs.  I did know, however, that a cocklebur is a pesky plant that sticks on your socks, having been the recipient of many of them.  The CockleBur blog is designed along those lines – to offer [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Right-Tasking

Posted on January 22, 2013
Right-Tasking is the blog of Jim Boeckman’s consulting business of the same name; Jim works with Chief Legal Officers, General Counsel, and others in companies responsible for managing and procuring legal services, to assess whether their enterprises are maximizing the value of their legal services.  On the blog he’s providing legal expense management news [...]

Blawg of the Day ? The ABCs of Immigration Law

Posted on January 21, 2013
We start the week with a blog on immigration law – The ABCs of Immigration Law aims to focus “on the interests and challenges faced by those individuals and business [sic] impacted by immigration laws.”  In reality, most recent posts of the blog feature news and updates on immigration issues, including the U.S./Mexico Business Facilitation [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Madison Avenue Insights

Posted on January 18, 2013
We’ll end the week in New York – well, actually with Madison Avenue Insights, an advertising law blog from NYC lawyer Ron Urbach. Ron aims to “peel back the curtains on the advertising world…to share his unique perspective..as he sees it.”  Lately he’s been taking a look back at 2012 and the advertising industry [...]

Blawg of the Day ? Middle Market Money Blog

Posted on January 17, 2013
The Middle Market Money Blog “provides insight and guidance into legislation, regulation and trends to assist entrepreneurs and emerging growth companies address corporate finance and regulatory hurdles.”  One interesting thing about this blog is that the masthead doesn’t say who publishes the blog – in this case, it’s the Corporate Finance attorneys at McKenna [...]

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