I was talking to a lawyer last week when I asked why he blogged.
His response, “It’s better than being on the 16th hole.” Wild thing is that I was thinking when I asked, “It’s sure beats playing golf.”
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So much of what LexBlog sees in legal blogging is a reaction to something else—usually litigation, legislation, or regulation.
While that’s important, your content should also include what people want to read – your insight, commentary, and yes, your passion,
The more news coverage changes, the more it remains the same.
I doubt many people remember -or were alive – when you caught far away AM news and sports coverage on those nights when the atmosphere was such that radio
Upon the introduction of legal blogs, twenty plus years ago, all blogs were hosted on distinct domains, separate from the primary websites of law firms.
It was a universally accepted principle; no attorney sought to undermine the credibility and authority
I saw that Fiona Doherty, a distinguished legal scholar and professor at Yale Law School, has been appointed the Nathan Baker Clinical Professor of Law.
Hey, I am in the legal blog publishing space so the first thing I
In the ocean of digital content, how do you ensure that your blog posts and articles reach the shores of those who seek them? Enter the RSS feed, a cornerstone of content distribution that most law firms and many legal
TypePad is a blogging platform of twenty-three years, currently under the ownership of Endurance International Group. Prior to Endurance, it was held by SAY Media, a product of the merger between Six Apart and Video Egg.
Given TypePad’s present problems,
AI is one of the biggest topics in law right now, impacting nearly every single practice area, and we have been seeing more AI-related posts coming through the broader LexBlog Network. Because AI affects every practice area, firms’ insights on
As documented by the Wall Street Journal, Senate investigation has revealed that Amazon’s Prime Day sales event, commencing today, as a dual phenomenon: a retail extravaganza for consumers, and a significant source of injuries for warehouse employees.
The report, referencing
Journalism is an act of hope. What impels reporters forward is our faith that if we get the story and shine a light in the darkness, the public will respond and change will come.
This from Nicholas Kristof, a