Personal Injury Channel

There is now a new personal injury channel at Redux.  If you have information regarding personal injury cases, personal injury law, etc., you are welcome to post on the personal injury channel.

Bed Bugs vs Fashion Bugs

You may have heard the the Juicy Couture store in New York recently had a bit of a battle with bed bugs.  The good news is that the Juicy Couture store one the battle.  Fashion bugs have triumphed over the bed bugs.

If an employee at the store or a customer at the store was bitten by a bed bug, would that qualify as a personal injury case?

Juicy Couture has announced that their store at 650 Fifth Avenue will reopen on Friday at regular business hours.  Bed bugs were found in the store and they have taken all the necessary steps to eradicate them.  The safety and well-being of their customers and employees has been their top priority throughout this process and they thank everyone for their patience and understanding.

Learn more about Juicy Couture.

Personal Injury Law Blogs : Lawyers.com

The Lawyers.com website has a section dedicated to personal injury blogs.

View the Personal Injury Law Blogs section on Lawyers.com

Below is a brief example of what can be found at the personal injury law blogs section.  This example is from the Sept., Oct., and November archive.

» November 2010 Personal Injury Blog
» October 2010 Personal Injury Blog 
» September 2010 Personal Injury Blog

Learn more about lawyer blogs.

Law Blog on Lawyers.com

Read the latest Law Blog posts from lawyers across the country on a wide range of topics including Immigration, Personal Injury, Estate Planning and more.

Check out the Law Blog on Lawyers.com

Legal Ethics Blog

Here is a legal ethics blog.
Legal Ethics Forum

Here are some other ethical websites of interest.

• AALS Section on Professional Responsibility
• Dickinson School of Law: Global Legal Practices Resourses
• Fordham - Louis Stein Center for Law & Ethics
• Harvard - Program on the Legal Profession
• Harvard University Center for Ethics and the Professions : Sister Institutions
• Hofstra - Institute for the Study of Legal Ethics
• Holloran Center for Professional Ethics (St. Thomas)
• Jurist (Law Professors on the Web)
• Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University
• Mercer Center for Legal Ethics & Professionalism
• Miller-Becker Center for Professional Responsibility (Akron)
• New York Law School (Center for Professional Values and Practice)
• SOSIG: Law Gateway
• University of Miami School of Law: Center for Ethics & Public Service
• University of San Francisco - Center for Applied Legal Ethics

Lawyer Blogs

Lawyer blogs are created for various reasons.  In my opinion, the primary reason is to promote ones legal practice.  However, it is possible that law blogging is done for educational purposes or simply to express ones opinion.  One of our favorite places to read lawyer blogs is the Injuary Law New Jersey website.  Yes, that legal site specializes in NJ accident law.  However, you will also find much helpful national topic news by reading lawyer blogs from that site.

Here are a few law blogs maintained by law professors. Topics range from academia to personal issues.

Adjunct Law Prof Blog : Michael H. Rubinstein is an adjunt law professor at St. John’s and New York Law School. This informative blog covers a wide range of legal topics.

ADR Prof Blog : This blog is maintained by four law professors and offers commentary on the ADR field.

Banking Law Prof Blog : Ann Graham, an associate professor at Texas Tech, edits this blog. As the name would suggest, it delves into matters related to banking law.

Is That Legal? : Eric Muller, professor at UNC Law School, offers his musings on the legal system here.

InstaPundit : Glenn Reynolds is a law professor at the University of Tennessee and this is one of the most popular blawgs on the Net.

Lessig : Stanford Law School’s professor Lawrence Lessig authors this popular blog.

Mass Tort Litigation Blog : Maintained by Byron G. Stier, Associate Professor of Law at Southwestern Law School.

madisonian.net : Michael Madison is an Associate Professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law.

Professor Bainbridge : This is a massive blog with plenty of information about law, politics, religion, culture and food.

Sentencing Law and Policy : News, opinions and links related to federal and state sentencing by Professor Douglas A. Berman of Ohio State University.

Split Circuits : Professor A. Benjamin Spencer covers developments in the federal circuit courts.

The Volokh Conspiracy : The group blog is maintained by many law professors, including UCLA’s Eugene Volokh, and is one of the most celebrated law blogs on the Web.

When developing lawyer blogs, make sure your content is formatted such that it is easy to read. Use headings and possibly sub-headers, bulleted lists, spread things out, etc. Ultimately you need people to read and trust your work for search engines to want to trust it. Search engines follow what people do.

Learn more about lawyer blogs at the USLaw.com website.

Learn more about legal issue regarding injury law in New Jersey from the Injury Law New Jersey website.

NJ Accident Law : NJ Injury Law

Learn more about NJ Injury Law from the links below:
NJ Accident Attorneys
NJ Accident Law
NJ Accident Lawyers
NJ Injury Law
NJ Injury Attorneys
NJ Injury Lawyers
◊  You may want to also review some Injury Law Books.