New Des Moines Patent Blawg

Reading RushOnBusiness this morning, I see the Des Moines patent attorneys at McKee, Voorhees and Sease have launched a new patent, trademark, trade secret and copyright blawg. From the email I have been receiving today, apparently I am not the only one that was not aware of FileWrapper.com. I know Kevin O'Keefe will be glad to see a new blawg in town ; )

McKee, Voorhees and Sease apparently launched Filewrapper the week after some of their more insightful attorneys attended the YBlawg seminar Rush and I presented through Lawpportunities last fall. Given the impressive layout of Filewrapper, the blawg was undoubtedly at least on the drawing board prior to our seminar. It is still nice to know we may have played at least a small part in bringing another blawg to Des Moines.

Filewrapper will be particularly useful for other intellectual property attorneys. The case law updates covering patent, trademark and copyright issues are well written, with links to both patent numbers and statutes. I am adding it to my feedreader today. Now, if we could just get their superhero "Blog Staff" to reveal their true identities at an upcoming Blogga Nostra meeting . . .

Brett Trout

McKee Voorhees Sease IPMVS Des Moines patent attorney
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Need More Law Blogs?

Ever thought you might need to read a law blog other than Blawg IT (hypothetically, of course). You might want to check out this week's Blawg Review #102 over at Declarations and Exclusions. Blawg Review is a travelling post of recent law blogging. It is also a nice way to keep your finger on the pulse of the Blawgosphere.

Click all the links and you will eventually end up back here. After all that reading, who knows? It may even give you the bug to start blawging yourself!

Brett Trout

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Become a Legal Expert in Minutes

Need some info on a particular area of law, but don't have a Lexis account or a library of treatises? Here is a quick no-brainer for those of you interested in law blogs (blawgs), but not yet to the point of having your own RSS feeds. If you want to find out what blawgs have to say about any legal topic, check out Justia's blawg search. While you may have to cull through some tripe, within a matter of minutes you should have all the legal information you need.

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