Notable Blawg Sites
Compiled by David McCusker, Public Service Librarian,
Sacramento County Public Law Library

Blogs are websites that are maintained by one person (blogger) who posts entries with the most current at the top. Blawgs are blogs of a legal nature. Blogs are usually maintained by people who like to write, so the postings are usually coherent and to the point. Here are a few examples.

Myshingle.com - http://www.myshingle.com

For and about solo practitioners and small law firms. Recent posts include marketing ideas, thoughts on “going solo later on in one’s career”, and tips on “balancing work and family”.

How Appealing - http://legalaffairs.org/howappealing/

News and commentary on appellate litigation.

Overlawyered.com - http://www.overlawyered.com

“Serious and entertaining commentary on the frequently overreaching consequences of American law”.

Lawblogs.com - http://www.lawblogs.com

Not a blawg itself, but links to blawgs maintained by students, professors, and practitioners.

Trademark Blog - http://trademark.blog.us/blog

News and commentary on trademark law.

SCOTUSblog - http://www.goldsteinhowe.com/blog/

News concerning U.S. Supreme Court cases and practice.