Top 10 in Law Blogs: Artificial Intelligence, Toxic Caramel Apples, Marketing No-Nos

The final Top 10 of the year is here! And in today’s list a lot of folks are looking forward to changes 2015 will bring. I also interviewed Jeff Kosseff for an LXBN TV about the proposed regulation for drones, and Zosha wrote on why Bitcoin had such a terrible year.

• Are Usernames And Passwords Enough To Prove Electronic Signatures On Employment Arbitration Agreements Are Valid? According To A Recent California Appellate Court Decision, The Answer Is “No.”  – Chicago attorney Christopher Cascino of Seyfarth Shaw LLP on the firm’s Workplace Class Action Blog
• N.Y. (Finally) Eliminates Annual Wage Notice Requirement, Effective Immediately – New York attorneys Cindy Minniti and Mark S. Goldstein of Reed Smith on the firm’s blog Employment Law Watch
• Artificial Intelligence: Be Afraid, Be Very, Very Afraid (Or Not) – Chicago CEO Ken Grady of SeyfarthLean Consulting on the Seyfarth Shaw’s Seytlines
• 10 Marketing No-Nos to Quit Cold Turkey in the New Year – LexBlog’s own Director of Marketing Cara McDonald on her blog Everything Matters
• Caramel Apple Listeria Numbers: 32 in US and 2 in Canada – Seattle food safety attorney Bill Marler on the Marler Blog
• A Look Ahead: Three Bold Predictions in Employment Law for 2015 – Hartford attorney Daniel Schwartz of Shipman and Goodwin for the firm’s blog Connecticut Employment Law Blog
• The EEOC’s (Informal?) Thoughts on Workers’ Comp and the ADA – Baltimore attorney Fiona W. Ong of Shawe Rosenthal LLP for the firm’s blog The Labor & Employment Report
• 10, 9, 8…the Biggest Art Law Report Stories of 2014 and a Look Ahead – Boston attorney Nicholas O’Donnell of Sullivan and Worcester for the firm’s blog Art Law Report
• Will Florida Executors Be Revealed? Proposed Law Seeks Their Identity – Florida attorneys Terry Lenamon and Reba Kennedy of Lenamon Law on their Death Penalty Law Blog