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The proliferation of legal blogs has really taken hold on the legal community over the past several years. While there are indeed blogs written with little focus or insight on relevant legal issues clogging up the web.  However, I tend to see some of the more established attorney-bloggers generating some real quality content and offering some provoking insight.

Below are some of the best attorney-blogs that I have come across.  I strongly urge you to look at them both for their tpocial nature and for their real insight. 

1) South Carolina Nursing Home Blog by Ray Mullman of Polikoff & Associates

http://www.scnursinghomelaw.com/

One of the most diligent bloggers around, Ray does a tremendous job keeping us updated on the ongoings regarding nursing home abuse both in South Carolina as well as the rest of the country.

2) Legal Medicine 

http://legalmedicine.blogspot.com/ 

by Dan Frith and Lauren Ellerman of Frith & Ellerman Law Firm. Dan and Lauren are Virgina attorneys who do a tremendous job clearly explaining complex issues in medical malpractice and nursing home negligence cases.

3) Jere Beasley Report 

http://www.jerebeasleyreport.com/

Not many lawyers have an influential reputation like Jere Beasley-- nor could they pull off a blog with their name in the domain and get the type of volume that Jere does with his blog. In addition to nursing home abuse, Jere writes about mass torts, environmental disasters, recalled products and the latest news in the field of personal injury law.

4) Messa & Associates

http://www.minfirm.com/category/blog

http://www.messalaw.com/blog/

With offices in New Jersey and Philadelphia Joe Messa and John Mininno have incorporated a blog as an extension of their firm's websites that concentrates on negligence committed in a nursing home and hospital setting along with timely topics such as the DePuy hip recall.

5) Maryland Nursing Home Lawyer Blog

http://www.marylandnursinghomelawyerblog.com/

I always enjoy the thoughtful entries by the lawyers at Lebovitz & Mzhen concerning nursing home abuse in Maryland. Unlike some lawyer websites, Maryland Nursing Home Lawyer Blog does a great job providing information as opposed to just re-playing the news.

6) Bed Sore FAQ 

http://www.bedsorefaq.com

Ok, I may be somewhat biased, but we continually receive kind words regarding the content published on the Bed Sore FAQ website from both legal practitioners as well as family members searching for information regarding one of the most prominent examples of neglect in nursing homes and hospitals.

7) California Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer Blog

http://www.nursinghomeabuselawyerblog.com/

One of the more established nursing home abuse blogs around, The Walton Law Firm produces a consistently excellent blog concentrating on educating the publis regarding their legal rights when it comes to mistreatment in a nursing home.

8) Massachusetts Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer

http://www.nursinghomeabuse-lawyerma.com/

Bernard Hamill is a Masachusetts personal injury lawyer that concentrates in representing victims of nursing home abuse and neglect.

9) Pennsylvania Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer Blog

http://www.pennsylvanianursinghomeabuselawyerblog.com/

Michael O'Conner & Associates are lawyers in Pennsylvania that represent victims of nursing home abuse and neglect. Blog topics include: bed sores, neglect and under-staffing.

10) North Carolina Nursing Home Abuse Blog

http://www.lawmed.com/nursinghome/

Henson & Fuerst, well respected North Carolina Personal Injury Attorney, assemble an interesting array of topics relating to nursing home care. I particularly enjoy how the firm incorporates many stories not traditionally associated with nursing home abuse on their frequently updated blog.

11) Litigation & Trial

http://www.litigationandtrial.com

Maybe I'm saving the best for last? Max Kennerly of Philadelphia's Beasly Firm generates some of the most insightful legal commentary that I've ever come across.  You name the topic--- from legal advertising to complex injury litigation--- and Max not only has a provoking thought-- but explains the issue with such depth that you'll feel like you've just read a textbook!