Winners of 2014 Canadian Law Blog Awards
The winners of the 2014 Canadian Law Blog Awards (known as the Clawbies) were announced on New Year's Eve 2014.
The prize for Best Canadian Law Blog went to Double Aspect, a Canadian constitutional law blog of Leonid Sirota, a J.S.D. candidate at NYU School of Law.
The Best Law Library Blog award went to Legal Sourcery by the Law Society of Saskatchewan Library.
There were awards in many other categories.
The three judges were Steve Matthews (President and Founder of Stem Legal Web Enterprises), Jordan Furlong (principal with the global consulting firm Edge International and author of the Law21 blog), and Simon Fodden (founder of Slaw.ca).
The prize for Best Canadian Law Blog went to Double Aspect, a Canadian constitutional law blog of Leonid Sirota, a J.S.D. candidate at NYU School of Law.
The Best Law Library Blog award went to Legal Sourcery by the Law Society of Saskatchewan Library.
There were awards in many other categories.
The three judges were Steve Matthews (President and Founder of Stem Legal Web Enterprises), Jordan Furlong (principal with the global consulting firm Edge International and author of the Law21 blog), and Simon Fodden (founder of Slaw.ca).
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