Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : September 22, 2011

While I didn’t see quite the level of reaction to the Troy Davis story as I would’ve liked, we still do have a good post in the roundup on the subject from Rob McKinney. Also, we have a pair of Reed Smith lawyers in the technology area with a strong post each. Total posts on the LexBlog Network today: 149.

• Minnesota’s Implied Consent Law: Is It (Again) Unconstitutional? – Roseville, MN attorney Daniel Koewler of Ramsay Law Firm on the firm’s blog, Minnesota DWI Defense
• Reflections on the Death Of Troy Davis – Nashville lawyer Rob McKinney on his Nashville Criminal Law Report
• Taking a Chance on “Jackpot Items” – Problem in South Korea… Problem in the US? – Washington DC lawyer Drew Boortz of Reed Smith on the firm’s blog, Developing Concerns
• Electric Vehicles Get a Jump Start in the Northeast – New Jersey attorney Susanne Peticolas of Gibbons on the firm’s Real Property & Environmental Alert
• Sentences Handed Down In Two Insider Trading Cases, Others Await Fate – Washington, DC attorney William McGrath of Porter Wright on the firm’s Federal Securities Law Blog
• When Online Games, Health & Life Sciences and Crowd Sourcing Combine – New York City lawyer Joseph Rosenbaum on the Reed Smith blog, Legal Bytes
• HHS Issues its First Annual Report to Congress on HIPAA Compliance – Chicago lawyer Kari Timm of Walker Wilcox Matousek on the firm’s blog, CyBIR
• Congress Working to Better Understand ‘Work’? – Washington, DC attorney Alex Passantino of Seyfarth Shaw on The Wage & Hour Litigation Blog
• New Patent Law Could Be Disastrous for Tech Entrepreneurs – The blogging lawyers and attorneys at Mandour & Associates on the firm’s blog, Intellectual Property News
• The Big East’s Real Victims are its Football Players – New Jersey lawyer Joe Bahgat on his blog, The Sports & Entertainment Law Playbook