The CEB Blog calls itself “your partner in practice,” but this message primarily goes to California attorneys. CEB stands for Continuing Education of the Bar, a professional development program of the University of California. The blog offers helpful tips in
Tom Mighell
A technology blog for lawyers, among other things
Tom Mighell's blog focuses on the intersection of technology and law, providing updates and analysis on topics such as internet and technology law, privacy, security, social media, software, cloud computing, collaboration, and e-discovery. The blog discusses current technology trends and their implications for legal professionals, including issues like data breaches, content moderation on social media platforms, and the use of technology tools like password managers. It also covers hardware and mobile technology developments relevant to lawyers, aiming to help legal practitioners understand and leverage technology in their practice. The blog is published by Tom Mighell, who has extensive experience in information governance and litigation readiness.
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Blawg of the Day – Palmetto Public Finance Forum
From yesterday’s Florida blog we’ll travel north slightly to visit the Palmetto Public Finance Forum. It’s brought to you by the public finance group at Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, a firm with offices all over South Carolina. The authors serve…
Blawg of the Day – Florida Appellate Review
Let’s head to the sunshine state today for a look at the Florida Appellate Review, which is published by Dan Bushell of Bushell Appellate Law. As with most appellate blogs, Dan is discussing opinions of interest in various areas…
Blawg of the Day – Bankruptcy Beat
Let’s end the week with a newspaper blog. Bankruptcy Beat provides “an inside look at companies in trouble,” and it’s from the Wall Street Journal’s Daily Bankruptcy Review. As you might expect, each day you’ll find news stories on…
Blawg of the Day – On Brief
On Brief is described as “Iowa’s Appellate Blog,” and it’s published by the firm of Nyemaster Goode (of Iowa, of course). It’s authored by eight of the firm’s lawyers, and is devoted to appellate litigatiog, with a focus on the…
Blawg of the Day – Persuasive Litigator
The blog Persuasive Litigator “aims to provide litigators and other devotees of legal persuasion with practical tips and innovative litigation strategies spanning pretrial and trial phases for jury, bench and arbitration settings.” The blog’s contributors are all litigation consultants, and…
Blawg of the Day – RegBlog
Today we’re visiting a law school blog, focused on regulatory news, analysis, and opinion. The blog is RegBlog, and while it’s affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania Law School’s Program on Regulation, it’s staff by students from multiple schools…
Blawg of the Day – Texas Employer Handbook
The Texas Employer Handbook is published by Michael Kelsheimer, a lawyer with the Dallas firm of Looper Reed & McGraw. He started the blog because he was “dumbfounded by the lack of practical advice about employment issues available in books…
Blawg of the Day – Energy and Environmental Law Adviser
To end the week, let’s visit the Energy and Environmental Law Adviser, from the Energy & Public Utilities Group at big firm Schiff Hardin. Recent posts have covered topics like the FTC’s revised Green Guides, new orders from the…
Blawg of the Day – New Jersey Appellate Law
I am finding that most appellate law blogs follow a similar formula – they report on recent decisions from appellate courts, both state and federal. And New Jersey Appellate Law is no different – most recent posts cover developments in…