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<description><![CDATA[<p>Law practice management expert and LexBlog client, Ed Poll, has published an excellent article on <a href="http://www.ilw.com/articles/2008,0321-poll.shtm">blogging policies and best practices for law firms</a>.</p>

<p>When done right, Ed says, blogs are 'a powerful form of communication that continually connects me to actual and potential clients in ways I never anticipated.' Done wrong, blogs can be 'an unwelcome expense that produces little return on your effort, or even an ethical minefield.' </p>

<p>Ed covers, among other things, suggestions on policies for:</p>

<ul><li>Blog's focus and purpose</li><li>Technology</li><li>Expense and time</li><li>Professional responsibility</li></ul>

<p>And congrats to Ed on last night's UCLA win. Ed's Bruins slaughtered some poor soul in the first round of the NCAA's.<br />
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