Top 10 in Law Blogs: Amazon/Apple Price-Fixing, Crowdfunding, Opioid Overdoses

Tonight’s the All-Star Game, and Felix is starting—so it’s about time to get out of here and head to the pub. In Today’s Top 10, David Evans writes on Apple and Amazon involved in potential price-fixing, Ken Grady asks if doctors are different from lawyers and Jason Shinn explains why he blogs. Total posts on the LexBlog Network today: 179.

• The “Tennessee Promise”: Real Reform or Empty Diversion? – Carol Ashley of the Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law on their blog, The Shriver Brief
• Amazon and Apple Fixing the Price of iPad Covers? – Washington, DC lawyer David Evans of Chadbourne & Parke on the firm’s blog, TMT Perspectives
• Branding Extremes: Panda Cheese v. Thai Life Insurance – Tennessee patent attorney Bill Ferrell for Trademarkology
• Las Vegas Sands Goes “All In” Against Online Trademark Infringement – Boston lawyer Michael Palmisciano of Sullivan & Worcester on the firm’s blog, Trending Trademarks
• Halliburton: Deepening the Divide Between Certification of US and Canadian Securities Class Actions – Calgary lawyer Laurie Baptiste of McCarthy Tetrault on the firm’s blog, Canadian Appeals Monitor
• Are Lawyers and Doctors Really Different? – Kenneth Grady, CEO of SeyfarthLean Consulting, on their blog, SeytLines
• Should entrepreneurs care about crowdfunding? It depends on the crowd. – Ohio attorney Jack J. Gravelle of Porter Wright Morris & Arthur in the firm’s Federal Securities Law Blog
• Why I Write: Reflections of the Michigan Employment Law Advisor – West Bloomfield lawyer Jason Shinn of Shinn Legal on his Michigan Employment Law Advisor
• Why are Opioid & Heroin Overdoses Still Increasing a Decade Later? – Dallas attorney Kay Van Wey on her blog, AdvoKayte

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