The year’s shortest month is almost over, so it’s no surprise that in February our clients were busier than ever. Here’s a quick look at what everyone’s been up to over the last few weeks:

• Hissey Kientz LLP has begun helping clients with injuries related to Toyota recalls; and launched their latest microsite at: Yaz & Yasmin Side Effects Lawyers
• Legal practice management software Clio’s co-founder Jack Newton gave a webinar on SaaS basics for Solo Practice University (recording available free to SPU’s Facebook fans)
• Chicago nursing home abuse attorney Jonathan Rosenfeld launched Nursing Home Injury Laws, a portal for state-based information on nursing home liability
• Dye & Durham has been hosting a series of webinars on the new BC civil litigation rules, including an upcoming session in March
• Gowlings made Managing Intellectual Property‘s list of top IP firms for the 14th year in a row, earning Tier 1 status in a variety of copyright, patent, and trade-mark practice areas
• At the New Jersey Criminal Defense Law Blog, John Marshall wrote about how opiate prescription drug abuse seems to often progress to heroin addiction
• West Palm Beach bankruptcy attorney Ron Chapman wrote about automatic stays and foreclosures in bankruptcy proceedings
• Nirenstein Garnice & Soderquist’s Arizona family lawyers blogged steadily on divorce issues (recent posts discuss staying away from Facebook during divorce, and unequal division of marriage assets)
• With the dismissal of two judges in one month, Arizona criminal defense attorney Lawrence Koplow wondered what’s going on in the Scottsdale Courts
• Canada’s Tax amnesty firm DioGuardi Tax Lawyers relaunched their new video-rich website at dioguardi.ca
• The Meadows Addiction Treatment Center‘s Maureen Canning talked about tough love and addiction
• At his Death Penalty Blog, criminal defense attorney Terry Lenamon wrote about the “no death penalty” verdict for his client, Kemar Johnston

As always, we’ll be back next month with more news and accomplishments to share.