Top 10 in Law Blogs: LXBN April 2, 2013

The intersection of technology and the law was today’s topic du jour on LXBN, with posts covering just about every angle. Particularly interesting were two separate pieces on crowdfunding from Travis Crabtree and Abby Durlester, both of which took a look at some recent developments that have the start-up community talking.  Total posts on the LexBlog Network today: 141.

• House Hunting: Tracking Down Real Estate in the U.S. – Corporate investigator Philip Segal of Charles Griffin Intelligence on their blog, The Divorce Asset Hunter
• Crowdfunding Not Quite As Open as Recent Reports May Suggest – Houston attorney Travis Crabtree of Looper Reed & McGraw on his blog, eMedia Law Insider
• The Cybersecurity Executive Order – Have Your Say! – Miami lawyer Al Saikali of Shook, Hardy & Bacon on his Data Security Law Journal
• “Veronica Mars” the Movie: Not Quite The Beatles at Shea Stadium – St. Louis attorney Abby Durlester at The Brickhouse Law Group on the firm’s blog, The Anchor Plate
• Gentlemen, Start Your Engines: The Race for Riches in U.S.–EU Trade Begins with a Mandate from the European Commission – Washington D.C. lawyer Reid Whitten of Sheppard Mullin on the firm’s Global Trade Law Blog
• Father, Son Bonded Together in Ponzi Scheme – Sacramento attorney Michael Hackard on his blog, Ponzi Clawbacks
• SEC Confirms Use of Social Media for Company Announcements – Columbus lawyer Erin Siegfried of Porter Wright on the firm’s Federal Securities Law Blog
• Sanctions Imposed For Deleted Facebook Account – Chicago attorney Peter Steinmeyer of EpsteinBeckerGreen on the firm’s Trade Secrets and Noncompete Blog
• FDA Tells Congress to Expect Final Guidance on Mobile Medical Apps This Year – Washington D.C. lawyer Christopher Pruitt of Covington & Burling on the firm’s blog, Inside Tech Media
• The Big Fat Rat – a Tom Chambers story – Seattle attorney Karen Koehler on her blog, The Velvet Hammer