Top 10 in Law Blogs: EU Privacy Laws, P!nk, and Red Herrings

Ending the start of the week as we always do: Today’s top 10. Also on LXBN, I have a piece about the French anti-anorexia amendment which isn’t smart enough to be effective, and our director of product management Joshua Lynch explains how non-responsive blogs are holding your content back.

• Top 10 Marijuana Industry Red Herrings – Seattle attorney Hilary Bricken of Harris Moure on their Canna Law Blog
• Another Attempt at Defense Procurement Reform Begins – Washington, D.C. lawyers Scott A. Freling and Jeff Bozman of Covington on the firm’s Inside Government Contracts blog
• “Just Give Me a Reason” Not Enough to Satisfy Just Cause Provision – Shipman & Goodwin’s Daniel A. Schwartz on their Connecticut Employment Law Blog
• The Biggest Compliance Mistake Lawyers Make – Association of Corporate Counsel’s In-house Access blog welcomes guest writer Eric F. Hinton
• EU’s new data protection law is likely to impact all companies doing business in Europe – Phoenix, AZ’s Heather L. Buchta of Quarles and Brady on their Safe & Sound blog
• Business Startup Issues That May Find You – Even if You Don’t Go Looking For Them – Stites & Harbison’s C. Carter Ruml writing out of Louisville, KY on the firm’s Stites on Estates
• Summer Is Almost Here (Along With Casual Attire) — Time to Remind Employees of the Dress Code Before Office Resembles a Beach – Jacksonville, Florida’s Leonard V. Feigel of Foley and Lardner on their Labor & Employment Law Perspectives blog
• Copyright Office Calls for Greater Independence – What Would that Mean? – Wilkinson Barker Kanuer’s David D. Oxenford writing from Washington, D.C. on his Broadcast Law Blog
• Harvard Grad Students Exploring Unionizing – McKenna Long & Aldridge’s Cary Burke of Atlanta, Georgia on their Labor Relations Today blog
• Tracking the Flight of the Snowbird – Buffalo, Toronto lawyer Daniel Joyce of Hodgson Russ on their Smarter Way to Cross