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October 2019
The LexBlog Network is proud to be in Austin, Texas, this week, for our 12th year covering ClioCon.
Over the years, like Clio, we’ve grown significantly. This year, we’re bringing our coverage to 50,000+ legal professionals blogging on the LexBlog
During a discussion with lawyers at a leading law firm we touched on a common question that arises when blogging: the difference between the title of a post and the title tag used for SEO purposes.
Many legal bloggers may
AI has been heralded by many as one of the most transformative technologies of our time—some even say AI is more significant than the creation of the Internet itself.
While Wall Street debates the potential of an AI bubble, I
Last night, some sites on the LexBlog Platform experienced approximately 3 hours of downtime, occurring between 9 PM and midnight, PST.
The root cause was a technical issue with database connections during a scheduled maintenance event.
In addition to the
Luxury Travel Magazine shared today what it thought were the best niches within which to start a blog.
Though some might question the relevance of blogging in a world dominated by social media and short-form content, the magazine explained that
AI companies of every kind are looking for data for information and to guide their AI “decision” making process.
This includes legal research and AI solutions envisioned to be used by lawyers, legal academics and the judiciary.
OpenAI, which runs
For nearly two decades, legal blogs have been challenging the conventions of traditional secondary law. A good number of legal blogs disrupted the status quo years ago.
I was curious how Black’s Law Dictionary defined secondary law, and if it
The number of lawyers moving their blogs from Typepad to a WordPress based blogging platform is growing.
I blogged recently about recent Typepad problems and it no longer being a credible platform for blogging lawyers.
As recently as this last
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.”
As
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,