Law Careers.Net has an article on UK law blogs (ok, "blawgs") and this site gets a mention. Cheers guys!
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4 comments:
God nows why it it's totally fucking shit. It is possibly the worst blawg on the web!
Your depressing really, I swear to God all this freedom of commenting should be revoced because of people like you
So first of all you find it depressing when someone makes their opinion known, which is actually pretty true, although probably in slightly over the top language.
You then use this as a reason to lament the availability of free speech because you disagree with that opinion. Freedom of speech is by necessity ugly and uncomfortable at times, but thus is the price we pay.
Hello, I am sorry this is off topic, but I am one of the owners of the Law Teacher: Law Blog, found at http://www.lawteacher.net/lawblog and we are looking for guest writers. The main site gets just under 4,000 visitors a day, and the new blog has just started up today. Once we have linked it from the home page, it will receive a substantial amount of this traffic, if not more.
We would like some, or all of you to sign up and post onto our multi user law blog. Each article you post comes with a free ‘do-follow’ link to your site, and a short bio about yourself. Free traffic and pagerank...can’t be bad!
Please email me back, or sign up if you are interested, alternatively delete this comment.
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