Wanted: Home Office Lawyer and/or Solo Bloggers

I have fallen down in my duties in keeping my “blogroll” up to date. Please comment to this post with your blogs name and URL if you are not in my sidebar. I am needing to update it to include all the great new and not so new home office lawyer and/or solo bloggers I may have overlooked.

UPDATE: Some have asked why update your list. Well, let me tell you why. There will soon be some changes coming to the Home Office Lawyer and I want a fresh new list of home office lawyers, carpet commuters, third wavers and solos. The changes will take some of you by complete surprise and some may even be shocked. New banner/logo? Yes!! New design? Most likely!! New platform? Humm, you will just have to wait and see!!

Comments

[NICOLE BROUSSARD OLOFINLADE]

Grant:

I am still re-reading some of your posts for "gems". Thanks for your generosity regarding macs, solo lawyering, blogging, etc.

I mentioned this blog in my first posts as one of the inspirations to begin blogging. (Also, to get a mac, courage to be a solo, and many other things).

Again, thanks for what you do.

[Jay Fleischman]

Grant:

Wow, you're missing my blogs :-(

www.BKPracticePro.com
www.NewYorkBankruptcyLitigation.com
www.MyThirdWave.com (static site, sorry)

[Myrna Arroyo]

Solo attorney, I work primarily from home. I rent a small office for "show" and client meetings, but do all of my real work from the comfort of home. My blog is about my primary practice area, estate planning.

[David Harlow]

Grant --

I'm a solo blawger, specializing in health care business and regulatory matters in Boston. http://healthblawg.typepad.com

[Jamie Spencer]

I only have a small (part of a room) 'home office', but I'm definitely a solo lawyer.

[Mark Bennett]

My blog isn't so much about being a home-office lawyer, but I am one.

[mark]

Left my firm in 1/07, solo now ...

[Christian M. Frank Fas]

I'm a Solo who does most of his lawyering from home. I chose to be a solo straight out of law school, and I've never considered being anything else. It's REALLY fun to call up on my friends working for Big Laws to tell them that I'm playing with my dogs at 8pm while they're birthing a 70 page document while their boss is out for a week on his yacht. Well, here's my blawg: http://puertoricolaw.blogspot.com/
It's in both Spanish and English, as is practicing law in Puerto Rico. Thanks for asking for my blog, Grant. I really miss your comments in MacLaw...

[Gordon Firemark]

I've been solo for most of my 15 years in practice. After 1 year with a small, established firm, I hung my shingle for a few years, took on some partners for about 5, then went solo again, about 3-1/2 years ago.

My practice is entertainment law: Theatre, Film, Music, Television, and a bit of I.P. thrown in for good measure. It's a great blend, and really keeps me on my toes.

I've got two sites: http://www.firemark.com, and http://www.theatrelawyer.com

[Frank Conley]

Hey Grant,

I'm opening up a solo office at the end of August. I have two blogs: one about the Mac (http://employeelawyer.typepad.com/soloathome/), and another related to employment law (http://employeelawyer.typepad.com/).

You and Chuck Newton have been excellent inspiration.

[Joel Beck]

I'm leaving the corporate world and hanging my shingle in two weeks. Can't wait. I'll also have a securities regulation law blog up and running too, at http://www.bdlawblog.com.

[Scott A. Pullins, Esq.]

Commentary on Ohio political, legal, and marketing issues.

[Long H. Duong]

I'm not officially a home office lawyer yet, but since you get so much credit for the inspiration of the blog (short of the Mac love), I hope you'll add http://www.HomeOfficeEnvy.com.

Keep up the good work!

[Chris Earley]

How the heck is it that I am not already listed in your blog roll :) Just kidding. Keep up the great work, G. Chris.

[Dave Elchoness]

No blog yet, but I am a home office lawyer near Boulder, Colorado specializing in virtual in-house employment law and HR consulting type services. Thanks Grant. Have fun in Breck. d

[Stephen Gustitis]

Grant:
Here's my link. http://texascriminaldefenselawyer.blogspot.com/
(The Defense Perspective)
Thanks for your blog and the valuable information.

Steve

[Steve Weaver]

Solo for 27 years - blogger for less. Thanks for putting out the call!

[Wm Paul Slough]

I'm opening a solo practice out of my home in August or September. My blog is about my Linux based law office: http://linuxlawoffice.com

[Grant D. Griffiths]

Susan -- Of course all my favorites will be moved and better organized.

[Susan Cartier Liebel]

And of course you will transfer over all your current favorites, right?

[D. Todd Smith]

I'd be honored to be on your blogroll, Grant. I am a solo and, as of a couple of months ago, a carpet commuter. Your blog played no small part in that decision. No regrets so far!

[Zale]

Hey Grant, if future lawyers count (TN Feb Bar) then here's my response to the roll call.

Zale

[Grant D. Griffiths]

And to top it off Chuck, there will be some new changes coming to the Home Office Lawyer blog in the VERY near future. So, when the changes come down, I want to have a new fresh list of home office lawyer, carpet commuters, third wavers and solos. You all will just have to wait and see what is coming for the Home Office Lawyer. HE HE!!

[Greg May]

My blog isn't about solo practice, but it is my blog, and I am a solo, so if that's what you're looking for, I'd love to have you list "The California Blog of Appeal" (http://www.calblogofappeal.com) in your blogroll.

[Joshua Paulin]

Jumping in... http://bostonimmigration.typepad.com -- bilingual (English & Portuguese) blawg.