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: Law Department Management14 blog sites that complement and compliment this one
By Rees Morrison
Many of my 400-500 visitors a day come from a search on Google, bing or other engines (See my post of Feb. 11, 2007: ?About 65 percent of my readers look at a post that came up on a search engine, mostly Google. About 20 percent come to the site directly such as through a feed and the remaining 15 percent visit from another blog.? Others come from a feed reader or aggregator site (80% from Google Feedfetcher, Bloglines, and NewsGator, and approximately 580 in all according to Feedburner). Twitter is the source of some visits (See my post of April 28, 2009: Twitter and 6 references; and June 16, 2009: hits here from Twitter.).
Finally and very importantly, all kinds of blogs and websites entice their readers to click through to Law Department Management Blog. I thank them and plan to recognize other blogs that do the same. Each of these blogs has material that may interest in-house attorneys. Here are 14 from the past two days:
blicksteingroup.com (Brad Blickstein)
community.martindale.com/blogs
compliancebuilding.com (Doug Cornelius) corporatecomplianceinsights.com (Conselium) cttymetrix.blogspot.com
inhouseblog.com (Geoff Gussis)
ipengineservices.com/themiddleoffice (Stephen Seckler) legalitprofessionals.com (Rob Ameerun) mitratech.typepad.com/mitratech-blog
thecorporatecounsel.net/iclient (Broc Romanek)
Full post as published by Law Department Management on June 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
Google Inc.
alleging deceptive charges for ads displayed on third party web sites.
Online Medication Sites
Prescription Drugs Sold Without Prescriptions
Engle Homes
accused of deceiving homebuilders regarding unexploded bombs in building sites.
Internet Gambling
Microsoft, Google, and Yahoo pay $31.5 million settlement for advertising and promoting illegal gambling sites online.

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