It’s Thursday and you know what that means—time to take a look at the newest blogs to the LexBlog Network. Buchanan leads the charge this week, launching a trio of blogs. We have eight new publications in total, featuring divorce law, elder law, and HR publications among others.
- A national law firm that has strong holds in a variety of practices, Buchanan has put their expertise to further use by launching one of three blogs, Buchanan Immigration Law. The publication touches on the intersections between government, the pandemic, and U.S. immigration services.
- Buchanan’s second blog this week is Buchanan Government Relations. Currently, they’re pumping out content related to the 2020 election and its impacts on the state and federal levels.
- The last of the bunch, Buchanan PTAB Report rounds out the bunch. Focused specifically on the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, the blog covers legal news and insights and adds in knowledgable analyses and commentary.
- Focused primarily on providing high-level human resources support to businesses, Jorgensen HR offers multiple services such as outsourced HR and workplace investigations. Their blog provides legal commentary on Californian labor and employment matters.
- Divorce and family law firm San Diego Mediation puts clients first in handling divorce matters. On their blog, they emphasize the importance of taking the high road, working with a team, and co-parenting.
- A political reporter turned attorney, Daniel J. Reiter focuses his practice on adult guardianship and estate litigation. Adult Guardianship Law Blog is where Reiter routinely writes on the topic and offers his expert insights.
- Fight for the design rights legal field, Protecting the Product is a blog that offers help with appeals, design patents, and trademarks. Though Quarles & Brady practice in a number of areas, their design patents practice group has taken to blogging to provide their seasoned expertise.
- Based out of New York, Olustories writes on a variety of subjects that center mainly around social justice issues. They talk about art, entertainment, philosophy, literature, travel, and health—interweaving personal tales into these timely topics.