Legal Commentary

Where do bloggers get their biggest levels of traffic
Darren Rowse of Problogger asked his readers publishing blogs where they got their biggest levels of traffic. The results are displayed below. I find it pretty interesting, like Darren, that social media sites are the number 1 source of traffic for 15% of bloggers...

The Secret to Writing a Lawyer Blog
Someone on a social networking site asked a question about writing a lawyer blog, and about writing posts that will generate traffic versus posts that will appeal to a niche. I think I have the secret, and it's not really a secret...

Structured Settlement Web Sites Monthly Traffic Rankings
Three Month Trailing Top 10 Traffic Rank (Alexa Rank as of 09/25/2008) of Structured Settlement and Settlement Planning Industry websites* (+ or- traffic from 08/26/2008 report). Lower number means more traffic...

Structured Settlement Web Site Traffic Rankings
Three Month Trailing Top 10 Traffic Rank (Alexa Rank as of 08/26/2008) of Structured Settlement and Settlement Planning Industry websites* (+ or- traffic from 07/27/2008 report). Lower number means more traffic...

Sports Law Blog vs. Other "Law Professor" Blogs
Cincy Law's Paul Caron has posted a ranking of "top" law professor blogs by traffic over the past twelve months. Only those blogs around for one year were considered, and only those with public sitemeters...

Structured Settlement Web Site Monthly Traffic Report
Three Month Trailing Top 10 Traffic Rank (Alexa Rank as of 07/27/2008) of Structured Settlement and Settlement Planning Industry websites* (+ or- traffic from 06/27/2008 report). Lower number means more traffic...

City of Fargo To Pay for Excessive Traffic Fines
City of Fargo To Pay for Excessive Traffic Fines

Pollution
50% Increased Risk for Allergy and Asthma from Traffic Fumes

19 Washington Cities
Face Traffic Fines Class Action

City of Fargo Reaches Potential Settlement in Traffic Fines Class Action
City of Fargo Reaches Potential Settlement in Traffic Fines Class Action

PhotoCop Tickets
Minneapolis to pay $2.6 million settlement in traffic enforcement lawsuit.