Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later. At noon, on February 22, 2016 at GSU School Of Law in Atlanta, GA, some of the crankiest and snarkiest law bloggers in the country are going to get together. The event is open to all law students and lawyers in the area. There is no cost to attend. I know it’s short notice, but sometimes that’s how these things unfold.
You can read the initial announcement at GSU Law here.
- Mark Bennett is a criminal defense lawyer from Houston, Texas. His legal blog is Defending People. He will be arguing before the Georgia Supreme Court on February 23.
- Scott Greenfield is a criminal defense lawyer from New York. His legal blog is Simple Justice, and he contributes at Fault Lines (Mimesis Law).
- Keith Lee is a civil lawyer from Birmingham, Alabama. His blog is Associate’s Mind. He also writes for Above the Law, and is the author of The Marble and the Sculptor: From Law School to Law Practice (ABA 2013).
- Brian Tannebaum is a criminal and bar defense lawyer from Miami, Florida. His blog is My Law License. He has been a regular columnist at Above the Law and is the author of The Practice: Brutal Truths about Law and Lawyering (ABA 2014).
If you ever wondered about the highs and lows of running some of the most popular legal blogs in the US, then you should attend. If you want to see the most highly concentrated dose of legal grumpiness you’re likely to encounter this year, then you should attend as well.
See you there.
P.S. For some reason, they didn’t go with my original suggestion:
