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
Knight on Family Law
Baydoun & Knight
Nashville
Tennessee Divorce and Family Law
Scott Justice
Jefferson City
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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.
HEALTH CARE
Health Care
King and Ballow
Nashville
IMMIGRATION LAW
Immigration Law Blog
Jennings Immigration
Knoxville
The Visalaw Employer Immigration Compliance Blog
Greg Siskind
Memphis
Immigration
King and Ballow
Nashville
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LITIGATION
The Expressive
Ste[jem Zralek, Bone McAllester Norton PLLC
Nashville
LABOR & EMPLOYMENT
Wyatt Employment Law Report
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs
Southeast and Midwest
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.
[Law Practice Tips Blog] Home Sweet Office
I never blogged about my Home Sweet Office article due to some technical issues here. But it is clear more and more lawyers are considering an office-based practice. I find it interesting that many of the success stories involve an.... . .
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[Law Practice Tips Blog] Sites for Sore Eyes: Windows 7 Ready or Not?
In this month's edition of Sites for Sore Eyes, Windows 7 Ready or Not?, my co-author Courtney Kennaday and I explore a few sites to help you decide if Windows 7 is right for you, which version to buy and.... . .
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[Compujurist] Not so fast Mr. Employeer – You may not have a right to read my personal email.
According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, some courts are backing away from the blanket concept that all emails sent using company equipment and networks are company property.. . .
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[Just Oregon Lawyers Blog] Virtually Yours – welcome to the new world of lawyering
The eLawyering Taskforce of the ABA Law Practice Management Section has a draft proposed set of guidelines for lawyers establishing virtual offices on the internet: Suggested Minimum Requirements for Law Firms Delivering Legal Services Online. The guidelines should prove useful for lawyers who wish . . .
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[ABA Site-tation] Introducing ABA TechEZ: Tech-Savvy Savings for ABA Members
Body: The ABA has launched ABA TechEZ, www.abanet.org/techez, a directory of technology-related discounts for ABA members. Discounted products and services are divided into a wide range of categories including smartphones, encryption, website design, practice management, internet fax, online backup . . .
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[Law Practice Advisor] Guest Post: The Solo and Small Firm Advantage: Leverage Your Alternative Billing Advantage When Big Firms Can't, or Won't
We are fortunate to welcome Stephen E. Seckler, principal of Seckler Legal Consulting, as a guest blogger. Stephen is an attorney coach with twenty years experience in consulting with lawyers. (Stephen's full profile is available at his website.) Stephen maintains his own main blog, Counsel to Couns. . .
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TBA TODAY TOP NEWS
Women's groups want magistrate reform
Two Tennessee women's groups say it's time to rein in judicial magistrates after learning that dozens of domestic violence cases were thrown out minutes after police made arrests. In one case, a Dickson magistrate threw out more than half the domestic violence arrests he reviewed. The Tennessee Women's Political Caucus and the Tennessee Coalition for Domestic Violence have vowed reform, and will press for changes such as shorter terms of service and easier removal procedures for magistrates, more education for the public, and more open hearings.
Learn more from WSMV-TV News Channel 4
Nashville asks for dismissal of rezoning case
Arguing there is no evidence of discriminatory intent, Metro Nashville government this week asked a federal judge to dismiss an NAACP-backed lawsuit accusing the city of discrimination in a plan that ended cross-town busing. The judge hearing the case said he would reserve judgment and allowed the hearing to proceed with the school board's case. The hearing is expected to wrap up this week.
The Nashville City Paper has more
Students sue county schools over religion
The ACLU has filed a suit on behalf of Cheatham County school students who say the school district promotes Christianity in violation of the U.S. Constitution. The complaint states that the schools have a pattern of endorsing religion including the distribution of Gideon Bibles in class, a teacher who has a cross on a classroom wall and sectarian prayers at school events.
The Columbia Daily Herald reports
New resource for would-be public interest lawyers
A new online publication is aimed at filling a void in existing law school rankings by tailoring its information to would-be public interest lawyers. The Equal Justice Works Guide to Law Schools has information on the percentage of graduates in public service jobs, public interest field placements and clinics, and pro bono opportunities. The publication also has financial information, including tuition, scholarships and average student debt. The guide doesn't rank law schools, but it does allow users to do side-by-side comparisons of selected schools.
Check it out
Open house at Memphis Law full of interested students
The Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law hosted its last on-campus open house yesterday in its current location. In January, the school will move to its new downtown building. According to Charles deWitt, dean of career services, turnout for the event was the largest he had ever seen and Yolanda Ingram, assistant dean for student affairs, said the new building definitely has raised students' interest in the school.
Read about the new building in the school's paper, the Daily Helsman
ABA reorganizes top staff
The resignation this week of Henry "Hank" White Jr., the American Bar Association's executive director, is part of a reorganization set in motion by the group's new president, Carolyn Lamm. White will be replaced temporarily by ABA general counsel R. Thomas Howell Jr. Other changes include the departure of chief financial officer Kenneth Widelka after just one year and changes in duties for membership, marketing and media relations staff. Lamm said the purpose of the changes is to reduce the number of staff reporting to the executive director by half.
Law.com has this National Law Journal story
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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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