Dan Hull at WAC? is prop­a­gat­ing another meme: the 10 best blawgs — nom­i­nate then recir­cu­late. Inclu­sion on my list is based on merit to a degree — but some­times it is a neces­sity if Geeklawyer wants to keep hav­ing his cock sucked (hey girl — here’s cum in your eye).
1) Geeklawyer: Being ego­tis­ti­cal Geeklawyer feels com­pelled to include himself:

2) Ruthies­law: Ruthie & VM/MysteryQC.

3) Pupil­blog­ger. So sweet so naive so doomed to be crushed by the real­ity of the Bar.

4) Open­con­tent Lawyer: As if it wasn’t weird enough to have a Texan prac­tis­ing law in the UK this one is not a neo-con and has sen­si­ble views on IT/IP issues. That’s odd, but it’s a great blog.

5) CharonQC: no sen­si­ble review of the UK blog scene could fail to include the law free blawg of CharonQC — eru­di­tion wit and humour barely matched even by Geeklawyer.
6) WAC?: Dan Hull’s blog is the quin­tes­sen­tial Amer­i­can lawyer blog. Dan is a depraved evil socio­pathic neo­con ambu­lance chas­ing beast pre­tend­ing he loves his clients merely to get into their wal­lets. Of course he has his bad side too but let us not explore that lit­tle dark alley­way now.

7) IPKat: Pro­fes­sor Phillips and his mag­nif­i­cent team’s blog­ging tour de force. An IP blog that is now an author­i­ta­tive and unim­peach­able source of con­tem­po­rary IP law.

8 ) IMPACT: Nearly the per­fect model for how a law firm should run a blog its suc­cess is mostly down to the gifted IT/IP lawyer Alex New­son. The down­side of course is that they are a bunch of North­ern­ers but they do very well given that they have only been intro­duced to inside loo’s for the past decade.

9) Bik­er­slaw blog: a slightly odd blog from a UK per­spec­tive (very nar­row tar­get mar­ket) this rings Geeklawyer’s bell since he is a biker too but a proper one who doesn’t ride a chro­mo­sex­ual Harley.

10) Qui­zlaw: Geeklawyer finds the eclec­tic take on Amer­i­can legal news & pol­i­tics funny and entirely on the bone.

Please don’t be offended if you were not included, it was just that you weren’t good enough, noth­ing per­sonal; KTHXBYE.