Meal Diva highlights Healthy Tips and Recipes to help maintain a Nutritionally rich Diet. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Meal Plannning Made Easy is a food-related blog. The blog is created by Cass Bailey who also created Frugal Family blog. Sections on the site include Home, Family Meals, Hints & Tips, Leftovers, Puddings, What is Meal Planning, as well as What we're eating this week. Posts are added several times a week. PR opportunities include reviews and recipe development and Cass can be reached via email. Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/frugalfamily

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Established in August 2001. Provides in-depth news and analysis of asbestos bankruptcy law and the progress of bankrupt asbestos companies through the ever-evolving Chapter 11 process. Each issue offers news about recent legal developments, court filings and judicial rulings along with case summaries and expert commentary. Topics covered include insurance issues, the impacts of legal decisions and industry standards on settlements and how asbestos bankruptcies are affecting the landscape of litigation. Also follows news on companies which may be forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the near future.

Established in September 2002 and covers litigation surrounding California's Business and Professions Code Section 17200. Also monitors developments with respect to state consumer fraud statues in other states.

Established in March 1999 and formerly known as Mealey's Technology Litigation & Insurance Report. Published for lawyers and covers disputes arising from e-commerce. Covers emerging legal issues, including Internet security, data destruction and/or alteration, defamation on the Web, software errors, hardware failure, electronic theft, and e-mail trespass. New insurance products are also monitored.

Established in January 1996 and covers cases involving a variety of prescription drugs, vaccines, implants and devices. Duract, Paralodel, Accutane, fen-phen, Rezulin, Propulsid, dietary supplements and blood products are among the topics tracked. Medical devices covered include heart catheters, breasts implants, heart valves, intraocular lenses, jaw implants, joint replacements, latex gloves, pacemakers, pedicle screws, penile implants and surgical lasers.

Established in January 1996 and written for lawyers. Tracks new areas of coverage liability, novel policy applications and conflicting policy language interpretations as they arise in insurance litigation. Features include: sexual harassment and discrimination, assault and battery, professional liability, patent and trademark infringement, construction defects, directors and officers claims, emotional distress, intentional acts, technology and insurance business practices.

Established in July 2002 and provides a reliable and timely information resource that delivers the latest securities litigation news from across the nation. Areas of coverage include issues concerning corporate fraud, fiduciary duties to shareholders, bankruptcy issues, 401K and pension implications, causation questions, Daubert issues, accountant liability, damage calculations, debt bondholder implications, class actions and the hot area of accountant liability in the securities context.

Established in April 1992 and formerly known as Mealey's Litigation Report: Toxic Torts. Focuses on the hottest areas of toxic tort litigation, including chemical sensitivity, indoor air quality, groundwater, soil and air contamination, radiation, workplace exposure, fiberglass, pesticides, solvents, latex gloves, EMFs, MTBE, endocrine disruptors and more. Provides in-depth coverage of medical monitoring, fear of cancer/disease, stigma damages, expert admissibility, federal preemption, class actions, punitive damages and market share theory.