Although TechnoLawyer won the ABA Journal's Blawg 100 contest in the Legal Technology category in 2008 and 2009 (we received the second highest number of votes overall among the 100 nominated blogs in 2008 and the third highest in 2009) and continues to publish influential content that regularly goes viral, the ABA Journal mysteriously omitted us this year.
With no need to get out the vote on our own behalf, we endorse the following blogs based on publishing frequency, content quality, influence, and style:
- SCOTUSblog in Court Watch (and thank you for inspiring our above Photoshopping)
- The Careerist in LawBiz (Law21 would receive our endorsement if Jordan Furlong published more often)
- Above the Law in News
- Professor Bainbridge in LawProfsPlus
- FDA Law Blog in Torts
- Delaware Employment Law Blog in In Labor
- Patently-O in IP Law (with TTABlog a close second)
- Crime & Consequences in Criminal Justice
- The Volokh Conspiracy in IMHO (The Nutmeg Lawyer would receive our endorsement if Adrian Baron published more often)
- The Not-So Private Parts in Niche
- Corporette in For Fun
- iPhone J.D. in Legal Tech
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