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Monday, October 06, 2008

"Where Are All the Female Law Bloggers?"

A Law.com article today asks, "Where Are All the Female Law Bloggers?" Hello, here's one right here! I don't know about other women bloggers, but I have had no problems promoting my blog, finding time to write it, or dealing with personal attacks -- the three reasons given for why fewer women lawyers supposedly write law blogs.

UPDATE: Thanks to author C.C. Holland for including my blog in this list: "Strong Female Voices in the Legal Blogosphere." See also this post at Legal Blog Watch for more links to prominent women law bloggers.

Posted by Kimberly A. Kralowec at 04:00 PM in Law blogging |

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