Blimey. There are so many UK law blogs turn­ing up that Geeklawyer is start­ing to lose count. This is a good thing. Geeklawyer was alerted to Legal Bea­gle by the eter­nally vig­i­lant Binary Law.

Legal Bea­gle prac­tises in that most trou­ble­some of areas: crim­i­nal law. It is evi­dent from even a casual perusal of her entries that Geeklawyer did the right thing in choos­ing intel­lec­tual prop­erty law: the fees are much bet­ter and work is plen­ti­ful. And it’s great for pick­ing up chicks at parties.

OK, that last bit was made up.

This blog has only been run­ning since the 26th of Jan­u­ary 2007 so Geeklawyer wishes her well and hopes that she enjoys the cathar­tic release of a blog.

He says ‘she’ because the author is female: huz­zah! There are not enough women legal blog­gers. Fur­ther­more Geeklawyer not entirely sure whether Legal Bea­gle is the first UK female bar­ris­ter to blog — he’s happy to be cor­rected but he recalls no-one prior to this. And of course it’s good to finally have a proper lady lawyer blog­ging: Ruthie is jolly good, in her own way, but she is, when all’s said and done, just a solicitor-advocate :P (oops, for rea­sons that may become appar­ent on this blog one day that may have been a spec­tac­u­larly poorly timed wind-up).