Legal News - LexBlogosphere: 1/31/08
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It's the last day in January, which is cause for some degree of celebration. We've got ten more posts to showcase as we move towards a hopefully sunny Super Bowl weekend - which, as Diane Pfadenhauer points out below, will almost surely result in a mess of the Monday blues.- Subprime claims now projected to cost $9 billion - New York attorney Alan Rutkin of Rivkin Radler in the firm's Insurance Coverage Lawyer Blog
- Federal court issues decision critical of the Corps of Engineers while granting the Corps immunity related to Hurricane Katrina - Pennsylvania lawyer Michael Payne of Payne Hackenbracht & Sullivan in the firm's Federal Construction Contracting Blog
- Beware funeral home sandwiches and coffee - Kansas State University professor Doug Powell in the International Food Safety Network's Barf Blog
- Physician must comply with terms of non-competition agreement - Baton Rouge attorney Valeria A. Judice of Kean Miller in the firm's Louisiana Law Blog
- The judge who'll judge Rosenthal - Dallas lawyer Majed Nachawati of Fears Nachawati in the firm's Texas Injury Law Blog
- The impact of divorce on children - Philadelphia attorney Katherine R. Sookhoo of Fox Rothschild in the firm's Pennsylvania Family Law Blog
- Super Bowl Monday "flu" - 1.5 million to call in sick - EP Advisors' Diane Pfadenhauer in her Strategic HR Lawyer Blog
- Big book on big issues...Class Actions: The Law of 50 States - The blogging lawyers & attorneys at McGlinchey Stafford in the firm's CAFA Law Blog
- Named plaintiff controls transfer determination - Illinois attorney R. David Donoghue of DLA Piper in his Chicago IP Litigation Blog
- Reinhardt Commission Report: New Jersey hospitals need to focus on blocking and tackling - New Jersey attorney Richard J. Webb of Healthcare Neutral in the Healthcare Neutral ADR Blog
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Five more posts to highlight today, representing both sides of the country but predominantly geared towards the eastern U.S..gif){kind=small}
Another week comes to a close this morning, as the blogosphere continues to churn out new material..gif){kind=small}
News today from around the LexBlogosphere touches on e-discovery issues, legal marketing, employment law and more..gif){kind=small}
It's the middle of the working week, and time for another update featuring bloggers from around the country..gif){kind=small}
Today includes highlights of two bloggers who've recently received notable exposure in the media and blogosphere..gif){kind=small}
Starting off the week in style today, with some posts looking back on 2007 and others looking forward into 2008..gif){kind=small}
Before we start the week in full once more, here's another abridged post of Sunday blog content from the LexBlogosphere..gif){kind=small}
Posts today are by authors from across the map, from Seattle to Chicago to Washington D.C....and even into England..gif){kind=small}
The end of the work week, and here in Seattle that brings the first sun we've seen in a long time. It also brings these posts:.gif){kind=small}
Moving towards the end of this first full week in 2008, with a wide range of content to highlight. Some prime selections today..gif){kind=small}
Today's highlights include a guest post by Delaware attorney Francis Pileggi at one of Harvard's well-known law blogs..gif){kind=small}
From selecting a mediator to the risks of blogging, today's posts are as diverse as ever..gif){kind=small}
Our blogging clients have already gotten a head start on the week: by the time I logged on and checked my RSS feeds this morning, there were already nearly 50 new posts published on this Monday morning..gif){kind=small}
Continuing the weekend with another batch of five featured posts, each focusing on a different area of the legal community..gif){kind=small}
Our first abridged update of 2008, as we highlight more content from this chilly Saturday..gif){kind=small}
As you may notice, today marks the return of these LexBlogosphere posts to the front page of Real Lawyers Have Blogs. Though they were once buried deep within, they will now begin appearing alongside the rest of our daily content..gif){kind=small}
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