Top 10 in Law Blogs: WDBJ, Department of Defense, and the NLRB

It may be the end of the week, but the news cycle doesn’t know it. As we get closer and closer to the actual season, be sure to read how Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson could perk the ire of the FDA with his recent comments on Recovery Water. And without further ado, let’s dive into the top 10.

• Mentoring: Can you get your partners to do it? – Texas client development coach Cordell Parvin on his Cordell Parvin Blog
• Marijuana Odor in Oregon: The Courts Weigh In – Harris Moure’s Vince Sliwoski writing out of Portland, OR on the firm’s Canna Law Blog
• The on-air shootings at WDBJ-TV: When bad things happen to good employees –  Winston-Salem, NC lawyer Robin Shea of Constangy writing on their Employment and Labor Insider
• DoD Contractors Beware – New Network Penetration Reporting and Cloud Services Requirements Are Here – Washington, D.C. attorney Richard Arnholt of Bass, Berry & Sims writing on the firm’s Government Contracts blog
• After Hours iPhone and Android Use By Employees Raises Wage/Hour Concerns (Again!) – Connecticut lawyer Dan Schwartz of Shipman & Goodwin writing on his Connecticut Employment Law Blog
• It’s All About Control: NLRB Expands Key Joint Employer Rule – Vorys’ George L. Stevens and Nelson Gary writing out of Columbus, Ohio on the firm’s Vorys on Labor blog
• Tyson, McDonald’s Cut Ties With TN Chicken Farm After Video Showing Abuse – From the news desk at Food Safety News
• Tips for Lawyers Who Want Good Results – Professor Emeritus at University of Missouri School of Law John Lande writes on the State Bar of Texas’ Texas Bar Blog
• California Legislature Advances UAS Legislation – San Francisco attorney Dr. Christian E. Mammen of Hogan Lovells on the firm’s Chronicle of Data Protection blog
• Watch Out! – Stites and Harbinson’s Alexandra MacKay writing out of Nashville, TN on the firm’s Trademarkology