Another busy week of blogging for the law practice management advisors, and a new blog joins the list:

• Beverly Michaelis wrote an interesting post on what lawyers can learn from dentists about running a solo practice.
  
  
• Laura Calloway posted a suggestion about identifying yourself in emails and highlighted some ABA TECHSHOW discounts.
  
  
• Erik Mazzone blogged about writing better email newsletters for your clients and about Evernote for Lawyers.
  
  
• David Bilinsky wrote about marketing yourself graciously and shared some thoughts on the future of lawyers. Over at Slaw.ca, David pointed to an article on the revised guidelines for laptop searches when crossing the border.
  
  
• Nerino Petro posted a vivid demonstration of what can happen when you allow your domain registration to lapse.
  
  
• Jim Calloway offered a guide to declaring e-mail bankruptcy, shared his view on Twitter for legal marketing, and posted about the FTC Red Flag Rules.
  
  
• And finally, joining the PMA blog roundup for the first time, Sheila Blackford put out a call to mentor new lawyers, offered some email management tips, and warned about fraud and embezzlement.

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