Winners of 2018 Canadian Law Blog Awards
The winners of the 2018 Canadian Law Blog Awards (known as the Clawbies) were announced a few days ago.
The prize for Best Canadian Legal Blog went to The Docket by Michael Spratt and Emilie Taman. This is how the organizers describe it: "The Docket has the honour of being the first podcast to take home the big prize, thanks to the duo’s inimitable blend of whip-smart analysis, conviction and humour. Alongside an impressive roster of guests, the Docket team dissected the year’s many constitutional and criminal justice developments and the cases and issues that had everyone talking".
The Best Law Library Blog award went to O’Faolain by David Whelan.
There were awards in many other categories.
The Clawbies are organized by Stem Legal, a B.C.-based strategy firm.
The prize for Best Canadian Legal Blog went to The Docket by Michael Spratt and Emilie Taman. This is how the organizers describe it: "The Docket has the honour of being the first podcast to take home the big prize, thanks to the duo’s inimitable blend of whip-smart analysis, conviction and humour. Alongside an impressive roster of guests, the Docket team dissected the year’s many constitutional and criminal justice developments and the cases and issues that had everyone talking".
The Best Law Library Blog award went to O’Faolain by David Whelan.
There were awards in many other categories.
The Clawbies are organized by Stem Legal, a B.C.-based strategy firm.
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