Law Related Blog Directory
This is a directory of law-related Blogs generated from the Tennessee legal community or of interest to the Tennessee legal community. To have your blog included, contact tbatoday@tnbar.org.
ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Legal Aid Society 40th Anniversary
Legal Aid Society
Nashville
BLAWG DIRECTORY
ABA Blawg Directory
American Bar Association
Law.com Blog Network
Law.com
Tennessee Bankruptcy Blog
Moore & Brooks
Knoxville
BUSINESS LITIGATION
Tennessee Business Litigation
Branham and Day
Brentwood
BUSINESS OF LAW
Law Blog
Wall Street Journal
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LITIGATION
LawyerHatton
Tim Hatton
Lebanon
CONSTRUCTION LAW
Tennessee Construction Law
David W. Headrick, The Adams Law Firm
Knoxville
CRIMINAL LAW
Tennessee Criminal Attorney Blog
Jonathan Street
Nashville
Tennessee Criminal Law
Scott Justice
Jefferson City
Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog
Baker Associates
Knoxville
tcask :: on the road (to abolition)
Tennessee Commission to Abolish State Killing
Nashville
EMPLOYMENT LAW
The Word on Employment Law
John Phillips, Miller and Martin
Chattanooga
ENTERTAINMENT LAW
Music Row Lawyer
C. Stephen Weaver
Nashville
The Sanney Copyright and Music Law Blog
Day & Blair, PC
Nashville
FAMILY LAW
Ferrell Law Firm Family Law Blog
Ferrell Law Firm
Memphis
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Knight on Family Law
Baydoun & Knight
Nashville
Tennessee Divorce and Family Law
Scott Justice
Jefferson City
Divorce in Tennessee
Phillips Law, PLLC
Clarksville
GENERAL
Tony Duncan Law
The Duncan Law Firm
Nashville
Dowlen Law Blog
N. Zale Dowlen
White House
Work My Case
The Elkin Law Office
Nashville
Sullenger Law Firm Blog
D. Wes Sullenger
Paducah, KY.
IMMIGRATION LAW
Immigration Law Blog
Jennings Immigration
Knoxville
The Visalaw Employer Immigration Compliance Blog
Greg Siskind
Memphis
LAW STUDENTS
The Legal Scoop
Scott Felsenthal, Nashville School of Law
Nashville
LEGAL RESEARCH AND WRITING
Legal Research & Writing Blog
Susan McDonald
Nashville
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
Tennessee Medical Malpractice Law Blog
Branham and Day
Brentwood
PERSONAL INJURY
Tennessee Law Blog
The Higgins Firm
Nashville
Injury Board Chattanooga
Jenny Albano
Chattanooga
Injury Board Nashville
Rob McKinney
Nashville
Tennessee Injury Lawyer Blog
Baker Associates
Knoxville
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Memphis Injury Lawyer Blog
The Monroe Firm
Memphis
PERSONAL INJURY, PRODUCT LIABILITY, TRIAL PRACTICE, TECHNOLOGY
Dan Berexa's Tennessee Law Blog
Dan Berexa
Nashville
PERSONAL INJURY, TRUCKING
Truck Injury Lawyer Blog
Morgan Adams
Chattanooga
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
Build a Solo Practice
Susan Cartier Liebel
Northford, Conn
Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog
Jim Calloway
Oklahoma Bar Association
Law Office Linux
N. Zale Dowlen
White House
LAWDABLE
Counsel on Call
Nashville
PMA Pipes RSS Feed
SENTENCING LAW AND POLICY
Sentencing Law and Policy
Douglas A. Berman
Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University
SUPREME COURT
Raybin and Richter Tennessee Supreme Court Hot List
David Raybin
Nashville
TECHNOLOGY/INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY
Instapundit
Glenn Reynolds
Knoxville
TORTS
Day on Torts
Branham and Day
Brentwood
Knox Law Blog
Brad Henry
Knoxville
Tennessee Dram Shop Blog
Mike Faulk
Chapel Hill, Tenn.
U.S. SUPREME COURT
ScotusBlog
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
Young Lawyers
Young Lawyers Blog
Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis
Statewide
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Law Practice Management
Welcome to the Practice Management Advisor Pipes Feed brought to you by the Law Office Technology & Management Section of the Tennessee Bar Association. "PMA Pipes" is an RSS newsfeed that was designed by the ABA's Legal Technology Resource Center. It combines posts from the blogs of Practice Management Advisors from across the United States, as well as the ABA's Site-tation blog, into one convenient location. Regardless of the size of your firm, "PMA Pipes" is a great source of content on all issues affecting law practice management. The blogs brought to you by this feed include: Law Practice Matters, Reid My Blog,
Law Practice Tips, Law Practice Advisor, The Last Word, Thoughtful Legal Management, and Compujurist, among others.
[ABA Site-tation] Smarter Social Networking
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In the 2009 ABA Legal Technology Survey Report respondents are asked whether their firms maintain a presence in an online community/social network such as Facebook, LinkedIn, LawLink, or Legal OnRamp. Twelve percent of respondents reported affirmatively, up from 4% in the 2008 survey. Howeve. . .
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[Reid My Blog] Solos, Please Beware of Scams That Can Cost You!
Several bar associations are warning their members to be aware of financially-devastating scams being carried out against lawyers, especially solo practitioners. According to the ABA Journal, at least one small firm found out the hard way to the tune of $400,000. The scam is familiar to those of us . . .
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[Law Practice Tips Blog] Overcoming Procrastination
Irwin Karp gave a very well-received presentation to our Oklahoma Bar Solo and Small Firm Conference on Overcoming Procrastination [How to Break the Habit.] He has graciously allowed us to publish a generous portion of his materials online. These include.... . .
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[PA Law Practice Management] Clinging to Windows XP
Is your firm still hanging onto Windows XP? If so, you're not alone. Ninety-six percent of those who responded to a recent TechRepublic survey indicated they are still using XP.. . .
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[Thoughtful Legal Management] 30 Questions for Busy Lawyers Who Use Technology - post #1
♫ So you can see
We’re friends in need
And friends in need
Are friends indeed
We’ll keep you safe
In the jungle forevermore
That’s what friends are for! ♫
Music and lyrics by George Bruns, from Disney’s “The Jungle Book”.
We all know that it is a jungle out th. . .
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[ABA Site-tation] Friday PMA Blog Roundup - 6/26/09
Body: Here's what the law practice management advisors were blogging about this week:
Nerino Petro wrote a very useful tip for PC users about how to close a Word 2007 document without closing Word, and also shared a review of the Ecosol PowerStick - a USB device you can use to charge other devices l. . .
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TBA TODAY TOP NEWS
Sixth Circuit upholds state's lethal injection process
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today vacated a lower court's ruling that Tennessee's lethal injection process is unconstitutional. In 2007, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee supported a claim by death row inmate Edward Jerome Harbison that the state's lethal injection process violated his Eighth Amendment right. In overturning the decision, the appeals court also vacated an injunction against Harbison's execution. One judge departed from the majority's opinion arguing that the court relied on a recent Supreme Court decision upholding Kentucky's lethal injection process without investigating what differences might exist between Kentucky and Tennessee procedures.
Download the opinion or read more from the News Sentinel
State senator files for governor's race
State Sen. Jim Kyle of Memphis, Democratic leader in the senate, has filed for the 2010 governor's race. Reached at his law office in Memphis for comment, Kyle said he was working towards an announcement later this month. Former State Sen. Andy Womack of Murfreesboro will serve as Kyle's treasurer. Kyle joins four other declared candidates: State Sen. Roy Herron, D-Dresden, Jackson businessman Mike McWherter, Nashville businessman Ward Cammack, and former state representative Kim McMillan of Clarksville.
The Nashville Post has the story
Nashville judge to hear guns-in-bars case
Nashville Chancellor Claudia Bonnyman has agreed to hear the case seeking an injunction to stop the guns-in-bars legislation from taking effect. The lawsuit, which was filed yesterday by 10 Tennessee citizens -- including lead plaintiff and Nashville restaurateur Randy Rayburn -- challenges the legality and the constitutionality of the new legislation. Nashville Attorney David Randolph Smith will appear before Bonnyman on July 7 on behalf of the group, according to the Nashville City Paper.
U.S. Supreme Court closes deeply divided term
With the close of the most recent Supreme Court term, analysts are starting to draw conclusions about trends at the court. NPR's Nina Totenberg reports that "a picture is emerging of a conservative court on a slow but steady march to the right," that also might be the most divided court in modern history.
Read her review of the term
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Justice 4 All Campaign
TBA President Buck Lewis has launched an aggressive campaign to help bring better access to Justice for all Tennesseans. The four-pronged attack with focus on education, collaboration, participation and legislation.
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