Top 10 in Law Blogs: Keeping Trusts Private, Beer, and the End of the World as Employers Know It

What better way to end a work week than by catching up with the Top 10 in legal blogs? Also be sure to check out Colin’s LXBN TV interview with Kevin Hartley of Trust Tree on Gawker and ESPN’s battle over the “Grantland” mark, and whether it’ll matter in the end.

• Is this new harassment decision the end of the world for employers? – Constangy’s Robin Shea writing out of Winston-Salem, North Carolina on their Employment & Labor Insider
• Blue Bell Enters Consent Decree with Texas and Oklahoma (Likely Alabama Too) To Do What It Always Should Have Been Doing – Make Safe Food – Seattle attorney Bill Marler of Marler Clark on his Marler Blog
• Dos Equis is Bucking Beer Trends by Going Mobile – Ronald Urbach of Davis & Gilbert writing from New York on their Madison Ave Insights
• Electronic RFP Process and Fiduciary Duty – New York lawyer Susan Mangiero of Fiduciary Leadership on her Good Risk Governance Pays blog
• Trusts—Keeping Matters Private – Toronto’s Stuart Clark of Hull & Hull on their Toronto Estate Law Blog
• Trademark vs. Copyright: Avoid the HAVOC – Minneapolis lawyer Wes Anderson of Winthrop Weinstine on their DuetsBlog
• President Obama Fills Top DEA Post: He Should Have Eliminated The DEA Entirely. – Harris Moure’s Canna Law Blog
• California’s paid sick leave law: Five deadlines every employer must know – California attorney Anthony Zaller of Van Vleck Turner & Zaller on their California Employment Law Report
• School’s (almost) Out for Summer: Revisiting ADA FAQs for Summer Camps and Recreational Programs – Shipman & Goodwin’s Peter J. Maher writing from Hartford, Connecticut on their School Law blog
• What the Heck Does “Adding Value“ by Lawyers Really Mean? – Florida lawyer Tom Kane of LegalBizDev on his Legal Marketing Blog