Top 10 in Law Blogs: Burden of Dodd-Frank, Advertising Insurance, Michael Jackson’s Wrongful Death Suit
October 3, 2013
Talk on the government shutdown slowed slightly today, and I really do mean slightly—as there was still plenty. In today’s roundup, Paul Crespo continues an excellent series of guest posts on the International Business Law Advisor and Gary Watt writes on the near-certain appeal in the Michael Jackson wrongful death suit. Oh, and Martin Rosenbaum joined us on LXBN TV to talk about the SEC’s CEO pay disclosure rule. Total posts on the LexBlog Network today: 188.
- Advertising Insurance Policies: Advertiser Beware – Washington, DC attorney James Carter of Dickstein Shapiro on the firm’s blog, Policyholder Informer
- Cyber Attack – The 3rd Biggest Threat to International Business – Paul Crespo, guest-posting on Cueto Law Group’sInternational Business Law Advisor
- It’s Critical to Protect Your Proprietary Information – Austin attorney Kathryn Lindauer of Winstead on the firm’s blog, WinTech
- GAO: BLM Needs To Improve Oil and Gas Well Inspections – Washington, DC lawyer Peter Whitfield of BakerHostetler on the firm’s North America Shale Blog
- Pfizer Appeal Targets Fraudulent Drug Marketing Claims Brought Under Civil RICO Statute – St. Louis lawyer Jason Husgen of Husch Blackwell on the firm’s blog, Healthcare Law Insights
- Thriller? – CA lawyer Gary Watt of Archer Norris on the firm’s California Appellate Law Blog
- Stressed Out: Dodd-Frank Adds Onerous Tests to Overburdened Midsized Banks – Birmingham attorney Chris Driskill of Waller on the firm’s blog, Banking Law Connection
- Judicial Review of An Orderly Shutdown of Government – Regulatory Process – Washington, DC lawyer Lee Beck on his blog, the Federal Regulations Advisor
- Labor Thoughts – Labor Peace Agreements, Split in Organized Labor, $400,000 Strikers? – Baltimore lawyer Bryan O’Keefe of Shawe Rosenthal on the firm’s blog, The Labor & Employment Report
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