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NC Trial Law Blog hits 30,000 views
Well, the world's ugliest law blog has hit 30,000 unique visitors after a little less than 2 years of operations.
Not bad for a blog concentrating on one of the more boring topics in the world: liens and subrogation.
Here are the stats as of today:
Maybe I'll set my summer intern loose on trying to make this Blog look slick and sophisticated.... probably not.
Chris Nichols
Posted by Chris Nichols on June 25, 2008 at 05:00 PM in General Comments & Feedback | Permalink | Comments (2)