Isabelle Minasian

Top 10 in Law Blogs: AALL, Justice Kennedy, and Truffles

By Isabelle Minasian on July 20, 2018

Welcome back to another week of our Top 10 in Law Blogs! Earlier this week marked the conclusion of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) annual conference, and both Stephen Embry and Bob Ambrogi reported on what has become one of the biggest conferences in the legal tech field. View Full Post

Top 10 in Law Blogs: Legal Innovation, Artificial Intelligence, and Frozen

By Isabelle Minasian on July 13, 2018

Welcome back to another edition of LexBlog’s Top 10 in Law Blogs! The American Association of Law Libraries Annual Conference kicks off this weekend, and a number of our bloggers had legal innovation on the brain. Ryan McClead wrote about how to best innovate a law firm as an “Innovation Architect,” while Ron Friedmann and Colin S. View Full Post

Friday the 13th IP Edition

By Isabelle Minasian on July 13, 2018

[Editor’s Note: This is a copy of Editor-in-Chief Bob Ambrogi’s weekly newsletter. If you liked this post, consider subscribing here.] Are you feeling lucky? In case you haven’t yet looked at your calendar, it’s Friday the 13^th. View Full Post

Top 10 in Law Blogs: Consumer Privacy, Robots vs Lawyers, and the Founding Fathers

By Isabelle Minasian on July 6, 2018

The Wednesday holiday may have today feeling like the second Friday of the week, but there’s only ever one Friday…or, as we like to call it, Top 10 Day. This week’s top law blogs include a typically diverse array of topics, including Laura E. View Full Post

Top 10 in Law Blogs: the Travel Ban, Pay Equity, and Lance Armstrong

By Isabelle Minasian on June 29, 2018

It was a busy week for the United States Supreme Court! Jonathan Wargo wrote about its opinion in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc, wherein the court ruled that states can require retailers to collect sales taxes on their online transactions regardless of whether the retailer has a physical presence in that state; Suyash S. View Full Post

Top 10 in Law Blogs: Immigration Law at the Border, Artificial Intelligence, and the CFPB

By Isabelle Minasian on June 22, 2018

This week was decidedly not easy, but a number of our bloggers covered this outpouring of terrible news with aplomb. Tom Vick, President of the State Bar of Texas, put out a call for attorney volunteers at the U.S.-Mexico border and shared a list of resources for those looking to help, while William C. View Full Post

State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting Kicks Off Tomorrow

By Isabelle Minasian on June 20, 2018

Did you know the State Bar of Texas is the second largest active-member state bar in the United States? SBOT has been around since 1939, when the State Bar Act was adopted by Texas state legislature, and there are currently more than 102,000 active members. View Full Post

Finnegan Joins LexBlog Network, Brings Top IP Law Expertise

By Isabelle Minasian on June 15, 2018

You may have recently noticed some new names and blogs appearing more frequently on the site. We opened our doors to all legal blogs and bloggers, and the breadth of our content and coverage has been made all the better for it. View Full Post

Top 10 in Law Blogs: Anthony Bourdain, Cybersecurity, and A California Split

By Isabelle Minasian on June 15, 2018

Welcome black to the Top 10 in Law Blogs! It’s a stunningly beautiful day at LexBlog headquarters in Seattle, Washington, and we hope its similarly gorgeous wherever this post happens to find you. This week features, per usual, a wide variety of posts including Jon Wainwright’s examination of venture capitalist Tim Draper’s initiative to split California into three states, Aaron Lukken’s powerful tribute to Anthony Bourdain, and Nicole Black’s great discussion of lawyer ratings and reviews. View Full Post

Top 10 in Law Blogs: Transgender Policies in Public Schools, Employment Status in France, and Website Redesigns

By Isabelle Minasian on June 8, 2018

Welcome back to another week of our Top 10 in Law Blogs! Two law-blogging powerhouses, Heather Morse and Bob Ambrogi, recently underwent website/blog redesign adventures and, true to form, both of them wrote about their experiences and offered their insights for others considering a web change. View Full Post