Best in Law Blogs : LexBlog Network : May 7, 2010

I apologize for the lack of a roundup post yesterday due to being absolutely swamped, certainly staying very busy. We had 142 posts on the LexBlog Network today, very good for a Friday. Well, off to the ballpark for my fifth Mariners game of the week. So far, no wins. Have a great weekend everyone.

• Florida Supreme Court hears “dead peasant” insurance case – Houston attorney Mike Myers of McClanahan Myers Espey on the firm’s blog, Contingent Fee Business Litigation
• Insurer Relying Of Split Of Authority Found Liable For Bad Faith Denial Of Duty To Defend – Portland lawyer Diane Polscer of Gordon & Polscer, contributing on the National Insurance Law Forum
• The Poughkeepsie Problem: E. coli contaminated romaine lettuce – Seattle attorney Drew Falkenstein of Marler Clark on the firm’s Food Poison Journal
• The Offer Of Judgment: Sometimes The Magic Works, Sometimes It Doesn’t – New Jersey lawyer Mark Tabakman of Fox Rothschild in their Wage & Hour – Development & Highlights Blog
• Federal Court Gives Back of the Hand to Facebook Disclaimer – New York attorney Russell Jackson of Skadden on his blog, Consumer Class Actions and Mass Torts
• Library’s Internet filter does not violate Washington Constitution – Michael Reitz of the Evergreen Freedom Foundation on the Supreme Court of Washington Blog
• First Ever LEED Challenge Denied – LEED AP Chris Cheatham of Crowell Moring on his blog, Green Building Law Update
• DUI Mailbag: If I Lose My License, I Lose My Job – Harrisburg, PA attorney Justin McShane on his Pennsylvania DUI Blog
• What’s It Take To Be Lead Counsel On Multidistrict Class Action Litigation? – Philadelphia lawyer Maxwell Kennerly of The Beasley Firm at his blog, Litigation & Trial
• IP For Your Business: Think Twice Before Shutting Down Social Media – Illinois attorney R. David Donoghue of Holland & Knight in his Chicago IP Litigation Blog