I recently, and belatedly, discovered Greg May's California Blog of Appeal. May is an instructive and very prolific blogger, who posts on "issues at the intersection of trial and appellate practice." And yesterday, he hosted Blawg Review #155. I'm adding to the list of CalBizLit's Approved Blogs.
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April 15, 2008
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