Cincy Law's Paul Caron has posted a ranking of "top" law professor blogs by traffic over the past twelve months. Only those blogs around for one year were considered, and only those with public sitemeters. Since our blog doesn't have a public sitemeter feature, we didn't make the list, but based on our traffic statistics over the past year (around 350,000 visits), we would have finished 17th on the list of law professor blogs (just behind the business law blog Conglomerate, and ahead of blogs like Opino Juris, the University of Chicago Law School Faculty Blog, and the Workplace Professor Blog). Although traffic isn't a reliable indicator of the quality of a blog, or its impact, thanks to everyone who visits our site regularly!
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