To find more blogs on dispute resolution and law, visit the following web sites or online directories:

American Bar Association Blawg Directory
The American Bar Association maintains a directory of legal blogs organized by category, including alternative dispute resolution.

Blawg
The world’s first and best known directory of legal blogs, podcasts, and newsfeeds, Blawg was created by Bill Gratsch. Fully searchable, Blawg’s inventory is broken down by various law-related categories, including Arbitration/Mediation.

BlawgSearch
BlawgSearch, created and maintained by Tim Stanley, catalogues legal blogs, listing them by both category and country. This web site helpfully provides resources for bloggers and is ADR-friendly, listing both alternativedispute resolution and ODR blogs. The home page also displays recentsearch terms and blog post tags.

Blawg Review
Blawg Review, a weekly review of the best in legal blogging, is hosted each week by a different law blogger. Its sidebar links to past, present, and future hosts. Blawg Review serves as a dependable source for legal news andideas. Blawg Review’s anonymous editor also maintainsmyHQ: Blawgs, an online listing of legal blogs.

JuraBlogs.com
JuraBlogs.com, a fully searchable directory of legal blogs, is a German language
web site. It features headlines of selected blogs.

Mediate.com Featured Blogs
Mediate.com, the premiere online resource for news and information on dispute resolution and negotiation, shows its support for mediation bloggers by showcasing the talents of top ADR bloggers at its Mediate.com Featured Blogs page.

Taxonomy of Law Blogs
Ian Best made legal education history when he became the first law student to blog for credit in his third year of law school. His project yielded acomprehensive taxonomy of blogs, which include alternative dispute resolution among the categories listed there.

What About Clients List of Non-US Law Blogs
What About Clients, a blawg published by attorney Dan Hull, features a sidebar that lists non-U.S. legal blogs arranged in alphabetical order by country.