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ABA Blawg 100

Blawg100_2009_logo The votes are in for the 2009 ABA Blawg 100, and TaxProf Blog finished second among the 15 blawgs nominated in the Legal Theory category:































































1


Volokh Conspiracy


149


2


TaxProf Blog


80


3


Leiter’s Law School Reports


35


4


Feminist Law Professors


34


5


Concurring Opinions


28


6


Legal Ethics Forum


26


7


PrawfsBlawg


25


8


Becker-Posner Blog


22


9


Faculty Lounge


21


10


Legal Profession Blog


20


11


Conglomerate


16


12


Empirical Legal Studies


15


13


A Failure of Capitalism


12



IdeoBlog


12


15


Mirror of Justice


10




Kudos to TaxGirl, which finished 5th of 16 blawgs nominated in the Practice Specific category.


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3 responses to “ABA Blawg 100”

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    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  2. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  3. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  4. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  5. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  6. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  7. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  8. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

  9. Roth & Company, P.C. Avatar

    What do you do if your old employer is a tax cheat?

    TaxGrrrl, who finished a respectable 5th place in ABA voting for Practice Specific law blogs, takes on a perplexing problem…

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