Several of the law blogs that I’ve posted links to on my links page are American in origin, especially those law blogs specifically focused on construction law. This a partly because the legal community in the U.S. is necessarily larger than that in Canada, and it might make more sense for a lawyer there to concentrate specifically on a particular practice area. But, I feel compelled to point out that Canada has produced some very good legal web logs. Many of them are listed on the Canadian Law Blogs List. Two that I personally like are Slaw, which is a very good cooperative law blog, and Law21 by Jordan Furlong, which is consistently interesting (even if it has little to do with construction law). For an international law blog directory, have a look at Blawg.
Law Blogs
Several of the law blogs that I’ve posted links to on my links page are American in origin, especially those law blogs specifically focused on construction law. This a partly because the legal community in the U.S. is necessarily larger than that in Canada, and it might make more sense for a lawyer there to concentrate specifically on a particular practice area. But, I feel compelled to point out that Canada has produced some very good legal web logs. Many of them are listed on the Canadian Law Blogs List. Two that I personally like are Slaw, which is a very good cooperative law blog, and Law21 by Jordan Furlong, which is consistently interesting (even if it has little to do with construction law). For an international law blog directory, have a look at Blawg.