The explosion in blogging has been felt within the legal field, with lawyers, academics, pundits and even judges introducing blogs of their own. Many of these blogs are interesting, some quite good, and a handful truly useful. But blogs were not the only law-related Web sites started in 2002. Other notable sites debuted, covering topics ranging from Daubert to domestic violence. This column looks at some of the year’s most laudable launches.

Blogs
Early Web logs tended to be esoteric, highly personal journals with little practical interest for lawyers. But as blogs have grown in number and popularity, legal professionals have created blogs that are of true intellectual interest and practical use.

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