For the last two years, I’ve been really fortunate (and grateful) to have this blog named to the ABA Journal’s Blawg 100 – representing some of the best law blogs out there. This year’s nomination process has begun and the ABA Journal is soliciting entries in the next edition.  I’d be grateful if you took a moment to consider this blog and submit a nomination.

Vote early and often

(And I’ve also been named to the Lexis/Nexis list of Top 25 employment law blog nominees. Of course, if you’d like to point out your readership of this blog on that list too, that’s fine as well. Each comment is counted as a vote so comment early and often.)

But I thought it would be more interesting, if I highlighted some of the blogs that I think should be considered for both lists.

Last year’s entries in the “Labor” category (including Jon Hyman’s Ohio Employer’s Law Blog, and the Delaware Employment Law Blog) are all deserving of another nomination.

Here are a few others:

One blog to keep an eye on is the Michigan Employment Law Advisor by Jason Shinn. It’s been around less than six months, but I have found myself reading these posts with some frequency too.

I feel compelled to say that this list is far from complete and that there are plenty of others that I read too — many of which I’ve referred to from time to time.  But I thought I would share a few to start a discussion. Feel free to add your suggestions or nominees in the comments below.

As always, thanks for your loyal readership.  The Connecticut Employment Law Blog remains among the most widely read blogs of its kind in the nation and I couldn’t do this without you.

(And continuing my music theme of the week, I give you Mariah Carey’s “I Can’t Live (If Living Is Without You)”)