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	Inside Legal Blogs, a Confirmation Write–up of Sorts By Liz Jernigan If you've kept an ear tuned on the news at all this week, you've no doubt heard lots of chatter surrounding senate confirmations for two high-profile positions in the cabinet: Attorney General and Secretary of State. The legal blogs tend to stick to news, so Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Holder graced the web postings of many of your favorite legal news, and/or legal gossip, blogs. + read more Date: 01-16-2009

	Money Makes the World Go 'Round' By Matthew Reynolds The talk of the legal blogs this week is about Judicial Hellholes. Don't laugh, you may just live in one! What are they? They're America's most unfair jurisdictions in which to be sued—unfair if you're the defendant that is. Where are they? West Virginia topped the list as a ''hotbed of anti-business rulings, massive lawsuits and cozy relationships between the personal injury bar, the state attorney general and some in the judiciary'' says the American Tort Reform Association. South Florida and Chicago secured the #2 and #3 spots respectively. + read more Date: 12-19-2008

	Legal Blog Round-Up: 12.2.2008 Edition By Liz Jernigan Can you believe it's already December? It's amazing how fast time flies by, especially during the holiday season. Just like you and me, law firms are busy around this time of year, too. Typically it's a lot of holiday party gossip (not so much this year) and bonus speculation (again, less than normal this year), but this year is different. Instead of champagne and bonus checks, it's layoff speculation and the like. + read more Date: 12-02-2008 Current rating: 10

	Legal Blog Round-Up 11.21.08 By Liz Jernigan As usual, there were interesting reports and commentary in legal blogs this week. Above the Law discussed a highly disturbing case of sexual abuse at a home for the mentally ill. While most of us regard psychotherapy with some degree of skepticism and cynicism, what Arlan and Linda Kaufman face trial for is something altogether bizarre and sad. + read more Date: 11-21-2008

	Legal Blog Round-Up 11.14.08 Edition By Liz Jernigan This week, Above the Law was on their usual hunt for, what they call, 'Stealth Layoffs'. ALT named both Shearman & Sterling and Loeb & Loeb so far this week. According to ALT tipsters, Shearman & Sterling is asking mid and senior level attorneys to leave, when in normal conditions those attorneys would have left on their own accord already. The firm reportedly wants the legal world to believe they are performance based firings, when insiders say that is simply not the case. + read more Date: 11-14-2008

	Happy Halloween and Happy Legal Blog Round-Up! By Liz Jernigan This week saw some interesting developments in the legal world. With the current economy in such shabby shape, another law firm fell in the midst of worsening markets, while some continued to experience layoffs and merger rumors. + read more Date: 11-10-2008

	This Week's Hot Happenings in Legal Blogs: 11/7 Edition By Liz Jernigan Here's the lowdown: Bryan Cave and Powell Goldstein officially announced their merger. Atlanta-based PoGo is set to join St. Louis-based Bryan Cave. PoGo had recently had troubles and a merger was their best option. Glad to see it's working out. + read more Date: 11-10-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge In the past week, of course, the dominant story has been the financial crisis. Many people have opposed the planned bailout, a deal for which has so far not been reached. Meanwhile, several large names in the financial and legal worlds have suddenly disappeared. Washington Mutual got bought by JP Morgan, and Heller Ehrman dissolved. Analysis of Heller's untimely death is pouring in. + read more Date: 09-29-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge Much of this past week's blog attention has been on politics, what with the Democratic and Republican national conventions having occurred in late August and early September. + read more Date: 09-08-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge It's bar exam week, and so this week we'll cover some of the great posts about the bar exam. + read more Date: 07-21-2008 Current rating: 4

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge It was Overlawyered's ninth anniversary this past week. Overlawyered is the oldest legal blog in existence, even older than the term ''blog'' itself. Many sites honored Overlawyered for starting it all. + read more Date: 07-09-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge What a week for the judiciary! And what a week for the bloggers! Yes, the past week was filled with pontifications of all kinds — primarily about the Supreme Court. + read more Date: 06-30-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By Stony Olsen Luckily for this week's edition of ''Inside Legal Blogs,'' there were quite a few interesting discussions this week in the legal ''Blawgosphere.'' There were, for example, some philosophical ones, such as the discussion that raged on Volokh and PrawfsBlawg about ''theophobia,'' or the hostility of academics towards religion. In fact, religion was in the news a lot this week, as was gay marriage, what with wedding bells beginning to ring in California for same-sex marriages. + read more Date: 06-24-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge The big news this past week was of course the Supreme Court's decision in Boumediene v. Bush. The Volokh Conspiracy has featured much of the early commentary. Slate's Convictions blog chimed in as well. + read more Date: 06-16-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge Ah, blogging. It's a form of expression that is dominated by lawyers in many ways. Indeed, many of the most influential blogs are run by lawyers. Individuals such as the + read more Date: 06-02-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge Legal blogs have changed many things. Indeed, they are growing more and more important in the legal industry and are beginning to have far-reaching impacts. As a case in point, the Patent Troll Tracker blog, which was an anonymous blog that focused on patent litigation, frequently derided those patent attorneys who represented companies that sued for patent infringement as their sole existence. Turns out the blog was being written by a patent attorney at Cisco systems, and thus it has been quite controversial with regard to conflict of interest grounds. + read more Date: 05-12-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge You know, there are lots of things a lawyer should do. Then again, there are lots of things a lawyer should not do. Here's one: don't smuggle in a 14-inch saw to help your client escape. That doesn't tend to look good on the resume. + read more Date: 02-18-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge Much to the horror of Jewish mothers everywhere (mine included), a recent report concluded that doctors and lawyers are no longer held as highly in professional esteem as they were in years past. But worry not, denizens of the legalese, because what lawyers may have lost in luster they continue to accrue in power, specifically the legal designation known as ''power of attorney.'' Resources for Attorneys Legal Blog lists the growing number of ''powers'' individuals can give to their attorneys in the event of divorce, illness, and death in its January 14 entry from attorney Kenneth Vercammen. They include the following: + read more Date: 02-04-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge Is sex in public the same thing as free speech? I'm not so sure, but the ACLU is putting all of its legal might into this latest argument to protect embattled Idaho Senator Larry Craig from losing his post in the U.S. Senate. It may seem odd that one of the nation's most liberal and progressive institutions is working so hard to defend one of the government's arch-conservatives who has ironically (and now famously) opposed the legalization of gay marriage. Is this a genuine legal affair or simply another exercise in closeted-Republican punchlines? Read Robert Ambrogi's January 16 entry at Legal Blog Watch and decide for yourself. + read more Date: 01-28-2008

	Inside Legal Blogs By The Judge Well, maybe (just maybe) there's some hope for citizen privacy rights after all. It turns out that our malfunctioning, Constitution-shredding government is more stupid than evil. (I can hear you saying, ''What, this is news?). The FBI, which has been eagerly trampling basic First Amendment freedoms with what is widely considered illegal wiretapping, recently saw its efforts thwarted by none other than the telephone company. Apparently the FBI is having trouble paying its telephone bill, which has interrupted government-sponsored ''investigations'' into conversations between ''suspected criminals.'' + read more Date: 01-21-2008

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