Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : February 1, 2011

Today’s posts from the LexBlog Network cover a wide range of interesting and varied topics.  My personal favorites include Frank Dito explaining the danger of a particular brand of bath salts that have been labeled a “drug of concern” by the DEA, while Anthony Lake reports on the ongoing FBI investigation into the cyber attacks on several companies, due to their discontinued support of Wikileaks. Enjoy!

• Law Firm Marketing: 3 Different Ways Attorneys Can Leverage Facebook – Phoenix-based legal marketing expert Stephen Fairley on The Rainmaker Blog. 
• Federal Court Finds Health Care Law Unconstitutional – Francis Pileggi, a Wilmington, Delaware attorney, on Fox Rothschild’s Delaware Corporate and Commercial Litigation Blog.
• Trial Court Awards $12.5 Million in Attorney’s Fees and Expenses in Baker McKenzie Malpractice Lawsuit – Jackson, Mississippi lawyer Philip Thomas on his blog Mississippi Litigation Review and Commentary.
• On Foolish Consistency And Why My Head Explodes – Andrews Kruth attorney Kendall Gray on his blog The Appellate Record. 
• The New Frontier: Social Media – San Antonio lawyer Thomas Crane on his firm’s San Antonio Employment Law Blog. 
• Classic Cases – Eisen v. Carlisle & Jacqueline – McLean, Virginia attorney Andrew Trask, of McGuire Woods, on the blog Class Action Countermeasures. 
• Listen More to Give (and Get) More Referrals – Legal marketing expert Tom Kane, principal owner of Kane Consulting, Inc., on the Legal Marketing Blog. 
• Video Camera Shows Nursing Home Resident Being Abused – Jessica Navarro of Solomon & Relihan on the firm’s Guardian Blog. 
• First Dangerous Drinks, Now Bath Salts? Yes, Bath Salts are the New New York High. – Staten Island attorney Frank Dito on his firm’s blog, Staten Island Injury Law. 
• Georgia Tech Student’s Dorm Raided by FBI During Investigation of Wikileaks Retaliations – Atlanta, Georgia lawyer Anthony Lake on the Federal Criminal Defense Blog.