There may not be another law blog out there that covers a regulatory space better than Ballard Spahr‘s Consumer Finance Monitor. They cover the consumer finance space, and previously specifically the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, with an absolute
Continue Reading Ballard Spahr’s Alan Kaplinsky discusses the authoritative and comprehensive Consumer Finance Monitor blog
It’s always fascinating to hear how lawyers ended up in the area of practice they did. It’s almost never a straight line. But the latest This Week in Legal Blogging guest has a backstory few can match.
Dr. Nancy Halpern
Continue Reading From veterinarian to lawyer: Dr. Nancy Halpern shares experiences blogging on animal law
Kathryn Rattigan focuses her entire practice on data privacy and cybersecurity matters and has excelled in the space during her six years at Robinson Cole. She’s strengthened her expertise and gotten the chance to grow her practice even more
Continue Reading Kathryn Rattigan of Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider on blogging’s benefits over other forms of legal writing
No matter what position you hold at your firm, you can always be the one to initiate your legal blogging journey. There are a million reasons to blog but only one attitude with which to do it. Whether you are
Continue Reading How to start blogging at your law firm, from a lawyer who’s made it happen
Jennifer Mora is no stranger to blogging. She’s been doing it for years, and she’s seen the benefits firsthand. Jennifer is a senior counsel at Seyfarth Shaw LLP in San Francisco, California, and she has carved a solid niche for
Continue Reading The Blunt Truth’s Jennifer Mora Funnels a Passion for Writing into Blogging on Cannabis Law
In the LexBlog community, there are few—if any—bloggers who do a better job of making their blog their home base of a larger internet presence better than Anthony Zaller.
The author of the California Employment Law Report joined This Week
Continue Reading Anthony Zaller explains how and why he meets his audience where they are
Something that sets blogging apart from other forms of legal writing is its accessibility for everyone. Nobody understands that better than Texas employment lawyer Thomas Crane. Thomas sat down with Bob Ambrogi on the This Week in Legal Blogging
Continue Reading Thomas Crane of the San Antonio Employment Law Blog on the intersection of his law practice and military service
You don’t want to be shouting into the void. Husch Blackwell Partner David Stauss, editor of their privacy and data security blog Byte Back, joined Bob Ambrogi on This Week in Legal Blogging, to discuss the importance of
Continue Reading Byte Back’s David Stauss on the importance of blogging with your audience in mind
Douglas Berman is a law professor at the Ohio State University. His primary area of focus is criminal law and sentencing. He’s written extensively on the topic, co-authored a casebook entitled Sentencing Law and Policy: Cases, Statutes and Guidelines, served
Continue Reading Douglas Berman discusses the prominence and importance of blogging in academia
Jason Gavejian is a principal attorney at Jackson Lewis PC‘s Berkeley, New Jersey office. He is the co-leader of the firm’s Privacy, Data, and Cybersecurity practice group and counsels regional, national, and international companies on issues of privacy, electronic
Continue Reading Jason Gavejian discusses the value of blogging in the legal profession
