Top 10 in Law Blogs: Super Bowl Trademarks, Transgender Rights, and News Gathering Drones

The news continues to roll out about President Obama’s goals to tackle cyber-security and privacy, with eyes now looking towards the State of the Union address. Zosha also had a post up on why Perkins Coie is stepping in to defend women’s rights against Wisconsin’s so called “cocaine mom law.”

• Beware of the Trademark and Copyright Issues in Ads and Promotions Involving the Super Bowl –Washington, D.C. lawyer David Oxenford of Broadcast Law Blog
• Is Working on Disability a Contradiction? – attorney Angela Luongo of Turley, Redmond, Rosasco, and Rosasco for the firm’s The New York Disability Law Blog
• Healthcare Providers and Business Associates: Don’t Ignore the Insider Threats – New Jersey lawyer Joseph Lazzarotti for Jackson Lewis’s Workplace Privacy, Data Management and Security blog
• FAA Grants CNN Permission to Test Drones in News Gathering – Washington, D.C. attorney Steve Kiehl of Covington for the firm’s Global Policy Watch
• Navigating the Risks of Omnichannel Retail – Latham & Watkins‘s Brian A. Meenagh for the firm’s Al-Mirsal blog
• It’s (Not) Only a Movie – law firm Morrison Foester to their tech blog MoFo Tech
• A Rhyme Can Be Sublime – New Jersey lawyer Jennifer Weisberg Millner to firm Fox Rothschild‘s blog New Jersey Family Law 
• The US Department of Justice Seeks to Intervene in the Washington Redskins’ Trademark Suit to Defend the Constitutionality of the Lanham Act – Washington D.C. attorney Susan Neuberger Weller of Mintz Levin to the firm’s blog Copyright & Trademark Matters
• Utah Prosecutor Drops ‘Ag-Gag’ Charges Against Vegan Activists – Contributing writer Dan Flynn on Food Safety News