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BankruptcyMastery Chosen One of Best Blogs of 2013

By Cathy Moran, Esq. Filed Under: Bankruptcy Practice

2013VOTETHISBLAWGBankruptcy Mastery was selected one of the 100 top Blawgs of 2013 by the American Bar Association!

I’m blown away.

Mastery serves such a distinct segment of the law world that I never expected that anyone beyond bankruptcy lawyers, and new bankruptcy lawyers at that, would notice.

But someone did notice (thank you whoever nominated this site).

Now, the ABA has opened voting for the top blog within 13 different segments.  Mastery is in the Niche category, along with several blogs in the ABA’s blog Hall of Fame.

My goal is at least not to finish last in my group<g>.

Please vote

I would very much appreciate your vote.  Register here, take a look at the marvelous blogs nominated, and vote your conscience <G>.

Then line up friends, family, and sycophants.  Solicit their votes!

Read a few of the other top blogs.  There are some workhorses here.

Come back here later in the week, when I’ve stopped grinning about this honor and am back to thinking about how we can be better bankruptcy lawyers.

More from my site

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  • Who Needs To Learn More Bankruptcy Law?Who Needs To Learn More Bankruptcy Law?
  • Four Ways Around The Chapter 13 Debt LimitFour Ways Around The Chapter 13 Debt Limit
  • Attorney as added-value at 341 meetingAttorney as added-value at 341 meeting
  • Means Test Income And The Annual BonusMeans Test Income And The Annual Bonus
  • Projecting Means Test Tax Expense When Things ChangeProjecting Means Test Tax Expense When Things Change

Filed Under: Bankruptcy Practice

Comments

  1. johnrogersattorney says

    December 10, 2013 at 5:15 pm

    Just voted ! I was unaware bankruptcy practice was a “niche” area of law ! LOL !! Great job, Cathy … I am sharing this post to encourage others to vote for your blog !

  2. Malcolm Ruthven says

    December 10, 2013 at 9:19 pm

    Just voted also 🙂 Congratulations to Cathy!

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