Top 10 in Law Blogs: Cannabidiol, Star Wars, and Yelp
Who says legal blogging isn’t popular? Just ask the President who took to SCOTUSblog yesterday to express his desire for the new Supreme Court justice—no small endorsement of what blogging can do. And now, check out our top 10:
- Cannabis and the Federal Government: The FDA is on the CBD Warpath, Again – Seattle lawyer Hilary Bricken of Harris Moure on their Canna Law Blog
- The Ideal Conference – Chicago lean law evangelist Kenneth Grady of Seyfarth Shaw on his Seytlines
- Would Yelp Get a Favorable Review from the NLRB for Blog Post Termination? – Minneapolis attorney Jason Shinn of Shinn Legal on his Michigan Employment Law Advisor
- Tribes Receive $940 Million in Federal Contracts Settlement – Foster Pepper’s Greg Guedel writing from Seattle on their Native American Legal Update
- How Would a Noncompete Hold in the Star Wars Universe? – Bond Schoeneck & King’s Howard Miller writing from Garden City, NY on their New York Labor & Employment Law Report
- “Crop Penetrating Radar”: Bringing Higher Tech to the Farm? – Virginia lawyer Michell Lazarus of Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth on their CommLawBlog
- How would you rate Yelp as an employer? – Constangy Brooks, Smith & Prophete’s Robin Shea writing out of Winston-Salem, NC on her Employment & Labor Insider
- Don’t bcc your client on e-mails to opposing counsel, NY state bar advises – Cleveland attorney Karen E. Rubin of Thompson Hine on their The Law for Lawyers Today
- Antitrust Law Post Antonin Scalia – Epstein Becker Green’s Stuart M. Gerson on their Health Law Advisor
- Employers Have An Obligation To Provide Meaningful Direction To Employees In Email Searches, But Employers Can’t Be Compelled To Recover Company Emails Stored On Personal Accounts Of Employees – San Francisco lawyer Douglas G.A. Johnston of Jackson Lewis on their Workplace Privacy, Data Management & Security Report
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