Stephen: At the time, there had been very little written about how the law intersects green building and real estate. I saw creating the site as an opportunity to create a central location for lawyers and industry professionals to discuss those issues and, hopefully, begin addressing green building risks in a more meaningful way. Three years later, we've covered the green leasing movement, the first green building-related lawsuits to emerge between and against various industry stakeholders, and the release of numerous green design, development, and construction agreements by industry organizations such as AIA and DBIA.

Bisnow: Anyone can start a blog. What should readers look out for to make sure information they're reading is reliable?

Stephen: Most of the law blogs out there—in any practice area—are published by attorneys at major law firms with significant, substantive expertise in the topics that they write about. I also think that the best way to vet what is presented on a law blog is to review the comments to each article. In this way, most law blogs are peer-reviewed, in a sense. If the information that has been presented is inaccurate, or should be distinguished in some fashion, readers are likely to point it out.