It’s that time of week already— let’s take a look at the newest wave of blogs joining the LexBlog Network. This particularly large group of twelve new publications is bringing variety and purposeful journalistic work to the table during a tumultuous time for both the legal and business worlds. In a highlight, we’ve got two from University of Arizona law students—and remember, blogs are always free those in law school.
- North Carolina Legal Landscapes, part of Fox Rothschild’s absolutely massive publishing network on the LexBlog Platform, is the first North Carolina private firm blog that gives regular legal updates, commentary and education related to land development, urban growth and the environment, and the regulation of each by state and local governments.
- Another important facet of 2020 living is navigating life online. Online and On Point, the tenth blog on the LexBlog Platform from Bradley, focuses on the evolving data privacy scene and helps readers keep up on how to manage a safe online presence.
- With the growing traction of various social movements across the country, blogs like Three Point Revolution—part of LexBlog’s Law School Blog Network—are more important than ever. Arizona College of Law student Connor Nolan is putting his interest in history, government, and their intersection at social progress towards blogging.
- The second of two Law School Blog Network publications from Arizona Wildcats, we have Here I Am! from rising 3L Bethany Munson. The blog will focus primarily on access to justice and making progress on this immensely important cause.
- Looking to add their voice to the conversation commercial construction law, Paulose & Associates PLLC, is joining our blogging community. Their firm’s blog focuses on construction, contract and lien law—with recent posts on the impact of coronavirus, architect certification and relief for small businesses.
- One group often forgotten in the right for civic and social justice is the disabled. Maia Goodell’s blog ADA Update provides updates on obstacles in place and legal progress being made for this community.
- It’s easy for any attorney to give tax advice; it means more coming from former business owners and managers. The attorneys at Milikowsky Tax Law fit this bill, and they’re offering their thoughts through their their blog focused on tax law in California.
- Whether you are concerned about your parents during the pandemic, grieving a loss, or simply trying to make life as comfortable as possible for them, now is as good a time as ever to educate yourself on what you can do for your older parents. Aging Parents Blog is here to educate and help, brought to us from attorney Carolyn Rosenblatt and psychologist Dr. Mikol Davis.
- As businesses undergo the series of changes that come with adjusting to COVID-19, it has never been more important to stay on top of the minutiae of coordinating financial plans for the group and individual employees. Hall Benefits Law is here to help with their blog on everything from mergers to health insurance.
- Clearly, lawyers are looking out for others, but who can they turn to look out for them? DLC Consulting Services (DLCCS)’s blog tailors management service advice to small law firms and corporate counsel.
- Another blogger looking to help lawyers, Steve Seckler is a “seasoned legal recruiter and marketing coach with 20+ years of experience.” Steve uses his blog SLRC (Seckler Legal Recruiting and Coaching) to help attorneys keep their eyes on what will help them be the most successful—with insight on building a practice, business development during the pandemic, the benefits of taking on pro bono work and a lot more.
- Gravity Legal is yet another group working to help lawyers better manage their practice. Their blog, Financially Legal, gets into the nitty gritty on the financial side of managing a law practice, from collection rate to cashflow to budgeting.