Law Professor Blogs Network Launches Clinical Law Prof Blog

The Law Professor Blogs Network is thrilled to announce the launch of Clinical Law Prof Blog, edited by Jeff Baker (Pepperdine) with these contributing editors:

• Bryan Adamson (Seattle)
• Kim Bart (Duke)
• Kelly Behre (UC-Davis)
• Warren Binford (Willamette)
• Kristina Campbell (UDC)
• Tanya Cooper (Alabama)
• Meta Copeland (Mississippi College)
• Jill Engle (Penn State)
• Carrie Hagan (Indiana)
• D’lorah Hughes (Arkansas (Fayetteville))
• Robert Lancaster (LSU)
• Inga Laurent (Gonzaga)
• Kelly McTear (Faulkner)
• Kelly Olson (Arkansas (Little Rock))
• Brittany Stringfellow Otey (Pepperdine)
• Danny Schaffzin (Memphis)
• Kelly Terry (Arkansas (Little Rock))
• Virgil Wiebe (St. Thomas)

From Jeff's inaugural post:

We hope to amplify and magnify the work of clinical law professors, to share resources and ideas and to collaborate with our colleagues online and in social media who are serving our community.  We write to advance the twin causes of good teaching and justice.   

With the support of our sponsor Wolters Kluwer Law & Business/Aspen Publishers, the Network is seeking to expand in two ways.

First, I am actively recruiting law professors to launch blogs in other areas of the law school curriculum not currently covered by the Network, including Administrative Law, Bankruptcy, Intellectual Property, National Security, Native American Law, Race and the Law, and Trial Advocacy.

Second, I am actively recruiting law professors to affiliate their existing blogs with the Network, as have Brian Leiter's Law School Reports, Brian Leiter's Law School Rankings, Tom Smith's The Right Coast, and Doug Berman's Sentencing Law and Policy.

The Network offers law professors the premier blogging platform and the opportunity to share in growing sponsorship and advertising revenues. For more information about these opportunities, see here.