A new blog site launched recently, Judicial Reports, brought to our attention by Bob Ambrogi, editor at Law.com’s Blog Network, promises to be a sort of “Consumer Reports” for the bench. The Report “offers in-depth profiles of New York state's 328 Supreme Court judges. Eventually, it will add New York's federal judges and, if there is demand, judges in other states. Each profile draws on information available in public records together with independent research, analysis and reporting.” On a related note, ALM's VerdictSearch offers verdict and settlement news and research, with over 150,000 detailed case reports from around the nation.
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Thank you Bob for this affiliate elite review and for bringing my attention to this site!
Posted by: Steven Davies | March 15, 2008 at 03:13 AM