Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : March 2, 2011

The 156 posts on The LexBlog Network today bring another strong batch of insight on a prominent U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Today, it’s FCC v. AT&T Inc. as Richard Renner, Richard Santalesa and Mark McCreary weigh in.

• China Litigation. You’ve Got It All Wrong. – Seattle lawyer Dan Harris of Harris & Moure on the firm’s China Law Blog
• Court Holds Alien Tort Statute Gives Federal Jurisdiction over Child Molestation Suit against Catholic Diocese – New York attorney Russell Jackson on his blog Consumer Class Actions & Mass Torts
• Mental Illness and the Death Penalty – Criminal law lawyer Terry Lenamon blog on his blog, Terry Lenamon on the Death Penalty
  
• Summary of Obama Administration’s Infrastructure Budget Proposal – Irvine attorney Brad Kuhn of Nossaman on the firm’s blog, California Eminent Domain Report
• Small Business Coalition Highlights Issues for Bureau – Washington, DC lawyer Jeffrey Kauffman of Kelley Drye on the firm’s Consumer Finance Law Blog
• Staub wins at Supreme Court: employers are liable for supervisor’s animus – Richard Renner of the National Whistleblower Center on their Whistleblowers Protection Blog
• Should you (and yours) be given lesser medical treatment because you’re not a VIP? – West Des Moines attorney Steve Lombardi on his blog, The Iowa Edict
• Supreme Court Tells AT&T It Has No Right to Privacy – Philadelphia lawyer Mark McCreary of Fox Rothschild on the firm’s Privacy Compliance & Data Security
• The Effect of a Cat’s Paw on Social Media and Employment Law – New York attorney Michael Schmidt of Cozen O’Connor on the Social Media Employment Law Blog
• Supreme Court Holds Corporations Not Entitled to “Personal Privacy” under FOIA Exemption – New York lawyer Richard Santalesa on the InformationLawGroup blog