Monday came early this week.

Blawg Review, the weekly review of the best in law blogging published each Monday by a different legal blogger, appears a day ahead of schedule in honor of its milestone 100th edition.

This week its anonymous editor, Ed., serves as host with a retrospective of 99 editions of Blawg Review.

Blawg Review is remarkable for many reasons. Not only does it offer links to bleeding edge news and ideas in the legal field–something it consistently achieves week after week under the guidance of a dedicated editor with the support of equally dedicated volunteers–but it also provides readers with a new and unique perspective on the law, refracted through the lens of each week’s host. It also provides a way for bloggers to participate in and contribute to the legal community online. It thrives on the spirit of egalitarianism–legal luminaries and ordinary mortals mingle. Status matters little; quality of conversation counts. And readers of Blawg Review benefit from the wide range of voices and viewpoints.

Be sure to visit Blawg Review #100 to experience it for yourself.

(And don’t forget that Diana Skaggs of Divorce Law Journal hosts Blawg Review #101 next week. I’m really looking forward to her presentation–knowing the quality of Diana’s writing, it should be a good one.)

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