Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : December 6, 2011

The LexBlog Network sees 131 posts come across the wire, with multiple pieces on Facebook—always a popular subject. Dan Schwartz asks what the NLRB would think of their social media policy while Rob Sherman examines what the company’s settlement with the FTC really means.

• Proof of Alcohol Impairment: What’s Your Function, Consumption Junction? – MN attorney Chuck Ramsay on his blog, Minnesota DWI Defense
• What Would The NLRB Think of Apple’s Social Media Policy? – Hartford attorney Daniel Schwartz of Pullman & Comley in his Connecticut Employment Law Blog
• Software Copyrights Protect More Than Just Code – Seattle attorney John Whitaker on his blog, the Copyright Infringement Advisor
• Facebook’s FTC Agreement: What Does It Mean For Me? – Washington, DC attorney Rob Sherman of Covington & Burling on the firm’s blog, Inside Privacy
• As Cloud Computing Market Heats Up SAP Buys Leader in Employee Performance Management – Illinois lawyer Sam Conforti on his blog, Software Licensing & Master Service Agreements
• Where Do Things Stands in the Second Week of the U.N’s Climate Change Conference? – Pittsburgh lawyer Jennifer Smokelin of Reed Smith on the firm’s blog, Environmental Law ReSource
• Fraud Scam with Smartphone Endangers Real Estate Transactions – Fort Myers lawyer Edward Canterbury of Henderson Franklin on the firm’s blog, The Legal Scoop on Southwest Florida Real Estate
• EPA Compromises (Again) on the Boiler Rule: Will It Get Any Credit? – Boston lawyer Seth Jaffe of Foley Hoag on the firm’s blog, Law & The Environment
• Breaking News in the Derek Boogaard Tragedy – The blogging lawyers & attorneys at Hull & Hull in their Toronto Estate Law Blog
• Not Much Law: Occupy from the Social Perspective – Boston attorney Steve Honig of Duane Morris on his blog, The Law & Other Anomalies