Support: When compared to Microsoft Spaces or Microsoft Office Live, the amount of user support is astronolically different. Blogger's support groups are thousands of members strong and they dont' even have to pay the people who are helping to improve their product. Hundreds and thousands of us work in the forums daily to make the experience better for others by offering design assistance, fixing code issues, etc.

This also bears relevance to the "training and support" issue you mentioned, which is non-existent in the other major server based platforms, such as Spaces, and Office Live.

Blogger's sheer market-share will assure that companies and individuals constantly work to make new and exciting products and "widgets" to work with their interface.

I agree that they have work to do still, and personally I don't think they're ready to be out of beta, but their ability to be used as a tool for law firms is there, just as it is for any other business.

Just my two cents.

Rush

Trouble with too many legal blogs is they are technicality-thick, and substance-short. Too much worry about insignificant detals. If they would all just lower their guns and fire away, I think they would find a good level of satisfaction with the Google concept.