Blogs

I was astounded recently when I learned the number of legal blogs –– short for "web logs" - now on the Internet and how many people actually read them. The term blog was coined in December 1997 and generally refers to an online diary or journal. It is also a verb and when a person "blogs" they are simply posting messages on a blog. Blogs range from simple web pages where a single writer posts comments and news to those run by major news organizations like CNN on just about every topic imaginable.

So, I decided to join this computer craze to update the people of important legal issues that deal with workers’ compensation, social security, employment discrimination and personal injury. From time to time I will have legal professionals from outside of the O’Malley and Langan staff guest blog to keep you updated on important information in other practices of the law.

I kindly ask you bookmark this blog and check back periodically so you can stay up to date with the latest information from the attorneys and staff at O’Malley and Langan. If you have any questions or concerns regarding a legal matter please contact me at 570-344-2667

Sincerely

Todd J O’Malley

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