Site disclosures

Total operating cost: $192

Total content acquisition costs: $0

Total site visits: 78,617 (+9.1% over 2018)

Total unique visitors: 67,446 (+7.7% over 2018)

Total pageviews: 94,053 (-6% over 2018)

Top referrers:
Twitter (5496)
Facebook (1720)
Pajamas Media (1646)
TaxProf Blog (888)
Election Law Blog (260)
ABA Journal (154)
Reddit (127)

Most popular content (by pageviews):
Ranking the most liberal and conservative law firms (July 16, 2013) (17,707)
Which law schools have the best and worst debt-to-income ratios among recent graduates? (Nov. 21, 2019) (4169)
California’s leak of bar exam topics should have little if any impact on likelihood of passing (July 28, 2019) (2953)
Politifact fact-check: the Ninth Circuit is, in fact, the most reversed federal court of appeals (Feb. 20, 2017) (2857)
In Memoriam: Professor John Copeland Nagle (May 18, 2019) (2404)
The best prospective law students read Homer (Apr. 7, 2014) (2122)
Law school ruin porn hits USA Today (Jan. 28, 2019) (2121)

I have omitted "most popular search results" (99% of search results not disclosed by search engine, very few common searches in 2019).

Sponsored content: none

Revenue generated: none

Platform: Squarespace

Privacy disclosures

External trackers: one (Google Analytics)

Individuals with internal access to site at any time in 2019: one (Derek Muller)

*Over the course of a year, various spam bots may begin to visit the site at a high rate. As they did so, I added them to a referral exclusion list, but their initial visits are not disaggregated from the overall totals. These sites are also excluded from the top referrers list. Additionally, all visits from my own computers are excluded.