It’d be very difficult to match the record ten blogs we managed to launch last week but the team did manage to come close, with an impressive seven new live blogs. Cole Schotz had a big hand in that, as the firm launced four new blogs. Drop in and take a look at those and others.
- Authored by attorneys at Cole Schotz’s Employment Law Department, their Employment Law Monitor covers both federal and state labor matters with insight on employment policies and practices, Harassment, Discrimination Retaliation, wage and hour and executive compensation.
- Cole Schotz’s Environmental & Energy Law Monitor provides news and updates on environmental and energy law in the mid-atlantic region and throughout the United States. Topics covered include environmental litigation and insurance, renewable energy , regulation counseling, land development and sustainable building.
- Duets Blog is published by several attorneys at Minneapolis law firm Winthrop & Weinstine. According to their own tagline, they write on “collaboration and creativity and the law,” with posts on branding, dilution, trademarks and other topics.
- The Supreme Court of Washington Blog is written by the Evergreen Freedom Foundation, a not-for-profit public policy organization in Olympia, Washington. The blog takes on the task of reading through the opinions of the Washington Supreme Court and explaining them and the important related issues to the rest of it.
- Cole Schotz’s Real Estate & Construction Law Monitor is authored by the firm’s Real Estate Department. The blog was created to communicate timely information and developments of legal and business significance to the real estate and construction industries.
- Cole Schotz’ fourth blog this week is New Jersey Law for Special Needs Children. Authored by their Tax, Trusts & Estates Department, the blog is intended to provide families with information to help them protect and provide for their special needs children now and in the future.
- The Northwest Education Law Blog is William Kastner‘s second project with LexBlog. This blog provides information, news and updates on legal issues in all levels of education in the states of Washington and Oregon.