Tom Mighell, author of [1] Inter Alia, is one of the finalists for the [2] ABA Journal Blawg 100 Technology category.  Knowing Tom (my colleague at Fios), he will probably vote for his co-author, [3] Dennis Kennedy (The Lawyer’s Guide to Collaboration Tools and Technologies: Smart Ways to Work Together), also on the ballot.

Hot competition with Kevin O, Jim, Ross, Ernie, Neil and blogs Future, Slaw and Mac.

Vote [2] here.

No competition at all in the webcast category–hands down it is [4] Lawyer2Lawyer starring J. Craig Williams of Newport Beach, Calif., and Robert Ambrogi.  I had the distinct pleasure to talk with them and Nancy Rapoport Wednesday before Thanksgiving about Compliance after the bailout. Vote for them [5] here.

Sassy Above the Law is duking it out with the surprisingly sassy WSJ Law blog (as they do for my attention each morning).

Congratulations to all 100 winners.

As I look through my bloglines, there are a few blogs I never miss and the Blawg 100 did.

Missing are Monica Bay’s [6] Common Scold and [7] EDDupdate, Rob Robinson’s [8] complex discovery, Ralph Losey’s [9] e-discovery team and K&L Gates [10] ediscoverylaw.com, Kevin LaCroix’s [11] D&O Diary, Ron Friedmann’s [12] Strategic Legal Technology, among others.  Also, Bob Ambrogi’s [13] lawsites.  Yes, I know he was nominated in other categories, but even the Oscar’s allow a sweep.

Thank you, legal bloggers, for your creativity, generosity and great information.