Live LexBlog blogs from 3/4-3/17

Since there wasn’t enough time to get this post out on Friday, we’re starting the week off with another list of our recent blog launches. This one encompasses more than just a week: it starts on March 4 with the launch of Kevin McBride’s blog, and continues up until this morning, when we saw two more projects debut.

The new blogs launched from March 4-17, 2008 were:

• e-DiscoveryLA, an electronic discovery law blog authored by Los Angeles attorney Kevin P. McBride. Kevin, who is both a practicing lawyer and a consultant, uses the blog to update readers on e-discovery matters as they play out in Southern California’s courts.
• The recently-revived Texas Non-Compete Law Blog, authored by K & L Gates lawyer Robert Wood. Formerly a Hughes & Luce project, this non-compete agreement law blog was taken down and rebranded after that firm was acquired by K & L Gates.
• The Texas Appellate Law Blog, written & maintained by Austin attorney D. Todd Smith. Todd’s site is an appellate law blog offering practice tips, resources and news.
• Climate Law Update, offering climate law/renewable energy news from professional journalists and specialized attorneys alike. Produced by the AmLaw 200 firm Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner, this sustainable energy law blog provides daily updates on the latest climate change news.
• The NJ Family Legal Blog, Fox Rothschild’s newest venture into the blogosphere. The firm’s ninth project with us, this family law blog is produced by four of the firm’s attorneys.
• The HR Lawyer’s Blog, written by Texas attorney Christopher McKinney of The McKinney Law Firm. Christopher uses his employment discrimination blog to update readers on relevant employment law issues.
• The Federal Criminal Defense Blog, authored by Georgia lawyer Thomas Withers of Gillen, Withers & Lake Law Firm. A criminal defense blog dealing with federal matters, this project deals with litigation within and outside of the Peach State.
• The Cash Flow Solutions Blog, a financial law blog produced by Integral Financial Solutions LLC. Authored by David Austin (of the LexBlog client firm Burke & Eisner) and Barry Goldberg, this blog provides readers with scheduled disbursement options.

That makes 8 blogs over 10 business days. Keep watching this space; as we continue to launch blogs, we’ll continue to provide a formal introduction here.