Speaking Engagements – The California Blog of Appeal

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Thank You to VCBA Business Litigation Section

April 8, 2008

I presented “Blawgs” 101: Incorporating Legal Blogs into Your Practice to the Business Litigation Section of the Ventura County Bar Association at their monthly luncheon today, and had a great time doing it. I think I managed to pique the curiosity of a few folks, which is what I was trying to accomplish. I’m hoping that curiosity will take them to their computers with the resources list I provided (PDF download) in hand to explore law blogs. To any participants here looking for the PDF of the resource list, the link in this post is the same as the link in the left sidebar that I directed you to. In…

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Greg May