LexBlog Law Network Roundup – 7/6/09

Coming back to work after a long weekend is about as fun as getting poked in the eye but some of our bloggers managed to ease back into the workweek by putting up some interesting content. So for those of you who aren’t quite ready to hit the grind and would rather enjoy some legal reading material, have a look at these posts.

• Minnesota Court of Appeals Finds MySpace Posting Constitutes “Publicity Per Se” – Raleigh lawyer Elizabeth Spainhour of Brooks Pierce on the firm’s Newsroom Law Blog
• New Virginia Supreme Court Decision Could Mean More Insurance Coverage Available for You! – Roanoke attorney Paul Thomson on his blog, Virginia Injury Law Update
• Sure Plastic Bags Are Better, But Is That The Real Question? – Des Moines lawyer Chuck Becker of Belin Lamson McCormick Zumbach Flynn on Becker’s Iowa Environmental Law Update
• Former Government Bond Trader And 9-11 Survivor Receives More Than One Million Dollars In Long-Term Disability Benefits – Florida attorney Gregory Dell of Dell & Schaefer on the firm’s Disability Benefit Claims Law Blog
• Safer Highways Would Prevent More than Half of all Fatal Automobile Accidents – New Jersey lawyer Scott Grossman on his New Jersey Accident and Injury Law Blog
• Court Denies Preliminary Injunction Sought by IBM Because Former Employee Signed Non-Compete Agreement in Wrong Place – New York attorney David Clark of EpsteinBeckerGreen on the firm’s EBG Trade Secrets and Noncompete Blog
• “Sophisticated Entities” May Bear Burden of Proving Coverage – Charleston lawyer Jeffrey Mehalic on his West Virginia Business Litigation Blog
• Creating a “Marketing Habit” for your Practice in 21 Days – Charles Perez of Video Resources Inc. in his Trial Presentation Blog
• Closing The Gap So LEED Can Lead The Way – St. Petersburg LEED AP Richard Cartlidge on his blog, Green Building & Environmental Trends
• If Bloggers Must Disclose, Why Shouldn’t the Bar Associations? – Washington, D.C. attorney Carolyn Elefant at her blog, My Shingle