Government Law

"Our Veterans Law Blog keeps Veterans and the organizations that serve them informed about advances in Veterans Law. We focus on new compensatory rulings that affect Veteran compensation. We also include information pertinent to the Veteran community such as VA health services, local events, and Veterans legislation."

BeSpacific "provides daily law and technology news with links to reliable primary and secondary sources on e-government, copyright, privacy, government documents, cybercrime and ID theft, the Patriot Act, and freedom of information, etc."

"TTB approves well over 100,000 labels per year. In these approvals you can see the bursting efflorescence of the American (and the world) economy. This blog’s mission is to review almost all of these certificates of label approval and find the most noteworthy, amazing and cool labels among the millions. It’s a big job, and if you hear of good labels, please help us showcase them here. Products you won’t find at your local liquor store. Unless it’s the size of O’Hare."

The blawg follows all aspects of eminent domain in California, including condemnation, inverse condemnation, and regulatory takings. The authors keep track of project announcements, budget issues, legislative reform efforts, and they report on all major California eminent domain conferences and seminars. They also follow current cases.

Topics include class actions, arbitration, labor laws and court decisions in California districts.

"Dedicated to exposure and critical discussion of the friction, the instances where China and the United States turn to the rule of law to settle their differences, and where they express their more philosophical and policy concerns on trade. It is also intended to be a forum to address misunderstandings. At this site, manufacturers, exporters, officials, and other interested persons will be able to find essential information about active trade disputes between China and the United States, as well as insightful commentary on this particular trade relationship, and on international trade more generally."

"Thoughts and opinions on high-tech public policy." Blawggers comment on telecom news, professional announcements and policy in the U.S. and abroad.

"An educational website on how to acquire, maintain, and retain a federal security clearance. It is also has a Web-based discussion board where users may share lessons learned about security clearances. Media and nonprofit organizations use information on ClearedCommunity.com to press for greater accountability and transparency in security clearance policies and procedures. Lawyers use ClearedCommunity,com to track security clearance reforms and identify potential clients."

Topics include board structures and procedures; community and economic development; elections; emergency management; ethics and conflicts; finance and tax law; general local government; land use and code enforcement; legislative updates; open government; public health; and property transactions.

"The CommLawCenter covers the political, economic, and regulatory environment for media companies, program networks, station owners and numerous other players in the communications industry." FCC regulations are the most common topic covered.

"This blog is devoted to helping compliance professionals and counsel stay abreast of constantly evolving compliance issues. Because compliance guidance and standards are typically not issued through formal APA, notice and comment rule-making, as embodied in the Federal Register, staying abreast of new and constantly evolving compliance issues and enforcement actions is a constant challenge. The Compliance and Enforcement Register aims to serve as a forum for notice and comment on new and evolving compliance issues and enforcement actions, like the Federal Register."

"Commentary and news on developing legal issues in consumer marketing, advertising and promotional activities, including Federal Trade Commission and state attorney general developments, Lanham Act and consumer class-action litigation, California’s Proposition 65 matters, as well as regulatory developments for the wide array of products and claims, including dietary supplements, 'green' claims, advertising to kids, privacy, pricing, 'Made in U.S.A.' and sweepstakes."

"Analysis and commentary regarding federal, state and local pay-to-play laws, campaign finance law, lobbying and ethics. This blog provides up-to-date information about the ever-changing complex landscape of legal obligations in the area of political law."

Blog discusses cases dealing with the purchase, posession, import, export and smuggling of cultural artifacts, both in the United States and internationally. Recent entries include: "Seizure of Mexican Figurine Prompts Question of CBP's Legal Authority" and "US Claims SLAM Lacks Legal Standing—Asserts That Mummy Mask is Illegal Contraband —Discovery Reveals More Information."

"Semi-random postings on the state of American customs law, international trade law, bicycle commuting, technology and whatever else strikes my fancy."

Drug Injury Watch provides developing information about prescription drug side effects as well as up-to-date news from the legal, medical, Food and Drug Administration, and pharmaceutical sectors. Tom Lamb's articles add insight from a drug litigation attorney perspective, but are written to be read by consumers and others.

This blog discusses "many areas of employment law confronted by employers in today's workplace – and the changes regularly occurring there. Some of these changes include: drafting social media policies to govern employees' postings on the Internet; more vigorous enforcement by the EEOC; new laws that the NLRB makes that affect non-unionized workforces; changes to U.S., state, and international laws that global companies face; and changes that occur due to the current state of the economy."

"Escheatable is a ... blog of news, analysis, and commentary regarding abandoned and unclaimed property (escheat) law."

Export Law Blog covers current issues in export law, including export controls imposed by the department of state, the department of commerce, and the department of treasury. The blog also covers issues relating to country, regime and individual economic sanctions, anti-boycott restrictions, as well as criminal prosecutions and civil penalty actions arising from export violations.

"Legal news and information for online and direct marketers."

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