Before moving onto the roundup, I want to point out something cool that happened to one of our bloggers. The Supreme Court of Washington Blog was recently mentioned in the campaign email of Justice Richard Sanders. It's one thing when blogs are being cited by newspapers and media outlets, it's ...

I have to say I do enjoy when our authors are on top of their current events. Today we have a couple bloggers who have taken recent prominent news stories and explain how the subject relates to their niche: we have insight on what lessons can be learned from Conan's O'Brien's non-compete negotiation ...

Whenever I get an ATM receipt, I tear it up and throw it in the nearest garbage can. On the off chance someone were actually scouring garbage cans for receipts, and provided they had any potentially harmful information on them, my tactic would probably have little effect. In the business world, the ...

There's been much discussion in the sports world lately about the long-term effects of repetitive head trauma in football. Today, Bruce Stern highlights an interesting question, are the helmets worn by football players doing more harm than good? Another great post: Tom Crane on the topic of Vet ...

It's been a couple days since we've done one of these and I apologize for that. As a result, we're doubling up today and I have twenty great blog posts for you now. If you can't find something in here you find interesting then you obviously came to this blog by mistake. Law Firm Fined f ...

Another week down and while autumn and winter get a little bit closer, it's still gorgeous out here in Seattle. Today, we have a legal perspective on a story that has made it to the front of the Seattle Times (or at least the online version). Lisa Williams of Williams Kastner has some insight on Boe ...

By Christine Armario, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NAPLES, Fla. – The husband of a woman found dead in a Florida apartment along with her five young children boarded a flight for Haiti, and police said Sunday the couple had a history of domestic violence calls to their homes over the past decade. ...

Besides including prominent legal cases and posts that help attorneys become better at what they do, I always try to highlight content I think people react to by saying "hm, that's interesting." Not only is it somewhat thought-provoking, but also a little odd and entertaining at the s ...

It's another Monday and it's time for you to call it a day. Close things down by taking a look at some of the interesting posts we have today on the LexBlog Network. Dan Schwartz has a thought-provoking post on the case of South African runner Caster Semenya and how employers may deal with her ...

Brett Favre is making headlines today, and as a Minnesota Vikings fan I'm not sure whether to be ecstatic or terrified.  So instead, I combed our blogosphere in the hopes that something would prove distracting.  I was not disappointed.  The individuals responsible for the "single ...