LexBlog law blogs for the week of 6/29 – 7/2

This was a great week: we got 9 blogs out the door in a period of 4 days, which is a new record in terms of output at LexBlog. Credit is due where it’s owed — this wouldn’t have happened without the hard work of everyone involved in building and maintaining client excitement in a week that is traditionally quite slow as people gear up for a long weekend. Client services, client development, design/dev & IT all deserve a pat on the back for going the extra mile on these projects — and others — over the past few days. I hope everyone has an amazing holiday weekend.

• One of the most unique law blogs there, the Mixed Martial Arts Law Blogs covers all the law surrounding this increasingly popular sport, including civil litigation, criminal proceedings and other musings from Des Moines lawyer David Nelmark.
• Seattle lawyers Kevin Coluccio and Justin Walsh of Stritmatter Kessler Whelan Coluccio author the Elder Abuse & Neglect Law Blog. Both are experts on elder and nursing home abuse law, sharing their years of experience on the subject via this blog.
• International law firm Barger & Wolen publishes the Insurance Litigation & Regulatory Law Blog, which provides coverage on insurance industry related case law, regulation and legislation at both the national and state level, with an emphasis on California law and federal cases applying California law.
• K&L Gates, an AmLaw 200 law firm, launches another blog with LexBlog, this one on Bid Protest Law. This blog covers the legal issues, news and best practices related to bid protest law.
• The Bankruptcy Law Update is updated by New Jersey attorneys Melinda Middlebrooks, Stuart Nachbar and Joseph Shapiro. The blog provides insight and commentary on bankruptcy litigation for individuals and businesses throughout the New York and New Jersey area.
• Another AmLaw 200 firm with multiple law blogs, Reed Smith adds yet another blog. The Global Startup Blog offers perspectives on business and legal issues facing companies and investors doing business globally.
• The New York Labor and Employment Law Report is published by attorneys at Bond, Schoeneck & King. They offer insight on employment and race discrimination as well as wage and hour related issues.
  
• Yet another AmLaw 200 law firm with multiple blogs, Davis Wright Tremaine launches their Oregon Construction Law blog, which offers new developments, resources and commentary of interest to owners, builders and design professionals.
• The Tax, Trusts & Estates Law Monitor is published by the experienced professionals at Cole Schotz. Their Tax, Trusts & Estates Department is one of the largest tax practices in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area.