Robert Ambrogi BlogWhat do blawgers look like in person? I’ve posted some pics of today’s blawgers’ lunch at Legal Tech in NY. You can find them here.…
LTN awards honor innovators in legal technology
At Legal Tech New York, I attended the Law Technology News technology awards banquet last night. I was going to report on the award recipients, but I see that LTN editor Monica Bay beat me to the punch. So head over to Monica’s blog and read all about it.…
An IP blawg I should not have overlooked
Earlier this week, I mentioned that I had posted my article, IP Blogs: Pocket Parts for a Digital Age. Of course, there is nothing like writing about a topic to make you realize what you left out. One such IP blog worth mentioning is Law Under the Microscope, written by Cecelia…
A tool to quickly search IP case filings
Want to know whether a company has been sued for patent, trademark or copyright infringement? Want to track new IP case filings in a particular jurisdiction? Who’s Suing Whom is a simple interface for searching information about IP cases filed in U.S. district courts for at least the last five years. A free basic…
New Web site targets online child abuse
A Web site launched yesterday as part of a collaborative effort by law enforcement agencies on three continents is intended to serve as a global resource for helping to prevent child abuse online. Virtual Global Taskforce, created through a partnership between law enforcement agencies and industry in Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United…
A blog about New Jersey divorce law
Charles C. Abut, a New Jersey divorce lawyer and mediator, recently launched a blog, appropriately titled New Jersey Divorce Mediation, Litigation & Arbitration. Charlie focuses on summarizing recent family law cases from New Jersey and recent developments from other states of interest to family lawyers generally.…
Blawgers’ lunch at LegalTech
With a bevy of blawgers threatening to descend upon LegalTech New York Monday, Monica Bay of The Common Scold has taken the lead in organizing a blawyers’ dutch treat lunch Tuesday, Feb. 1, at noon. If you are interested in joining us, please get in touch with Monica or me.…
Contracts research site readies search upgrade
One of the most valuable but little-known legal resources on the Internet is the CORI K-Base, an archive of more than 25,000 contracts, 22,000 of them searchable, maintained by the Contracting and Organizations Research Initiative of the University of Missouri. Today, CORI announced that the K-Base will soon be even better. On…
Everything you ever wanted to know about your PC
Think you know everything about your computer? Find out with the free Belarc Advisor. This neat little utility builds a detailed profile of all installed hardware and software on your computer and displays it in your Web browser. It provides details down to the serial number of your main circuit board and the secondary…
Making IP funny, one post at a time
In writing my post Monday about wacky patents, I came across a blog I had not seen before but wish I had: IP Funny. Devoted to “intellectual property humor,” it features items such as the breast pump attachment for a household vacuum cleaner and a method for automatically detecting pornographic images.…
Law professor blogs adds another two
I wrote in October about the launch of Law Professor Blogs, a network of blogs written by law professors, and I noted more recently the network’s launch of Law Librarian Blog.
Now there are another two: Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog, edited by Gerry W. Beyer, professor at…
And at Yahoo, video search
As Google released its TV search, Yahoo released a video search of its own. It does not search TV programs, but it does search for video on the Web. It searches for files in the standard video formats — AVI, MPEG, Quicktime, Windows Media and Real. Results display as a still…