Steve Mathews of Stem has posted the winners of the 2008 CLawBies (Canadian Law Blog Awards). See the results here.
Alas, Rule of Law did not win. But I was honoured to receive a nomination. Thank you to Laurie Mapp (whose blog, Halo Secretarial Blog, did win a CLawBie) for the nomination. I also appreciate Garry Wise's mention in Wise Law Blog of Rule of Law in this post about the awards.
Thank you to Steve Mathews for organizing the CLawBies. I have found out about other legal blogs by reading the CLawBie nominations and awards, and its great to see legal bloggers get a pat on the back. Most importantly, this kind of thing builds a sense of community among legal bloggers in Canada, who often live far apart from each other, and have very diverse experiences. Its also fun.
Oh, and Happy New Year!
- Stan Rule
- Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
- “Rule of Law” is both a play on my name, and a statement of my values. The rule of law is a foundation for both our liberties and for order. The rule of law respects us as equals. It allows us to organize our lives, plan our futures, and resolve disputes in a rational way. There are those around the world and throughout history who have fought in great struggles for the rule of law. My role is more modest. I am a lawyer at the law firm of Sabey Rule LLP who works with people, assisting them with estate planning, probate and estate administration. I also assist people in resolving disputes about wills and estates. In this blog, I write about some of the legal topics that I deal with in my law practice, and about other legal issues that interest me. In doing so, I hope that I help others learn more about law, and that I encourage discussion about law and law reform. I hope that, in some small way, I help nurture the rule of law. You may contact me at my office at #201 - 401 Glenmore Rd., Kelowna, B.C., Canada; V1V 1Z6; telephone number: (250) 762-6111.
Sabey Rule LLP Website
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