Top 10 in Law Blogs: Content Marketing, Transgender Bathroom Access, and Supercookies

We’re back from another topsy-turvy weather day in Seattle. Plenty of great legal content coming across the LexBlog Network, so let’s get right to it: 

• Transgender Bathroom Access – Chicago lawyers Sam Schwartz-Fenwick and Kylie Byron of Seyfarth Shaw on their Employment Law Lookout
• Oregon Opens Its Cannabis Industry to Non-Residents – Portland attorney Vince Sliwoski of Harris Moure on the firm’s Canna Law Blog
• Varied and Changing Minimum Wage and Paid Leave Laws Affect Washington State Cannabis Businesses – Garvey Schubert Barer’s Jared Van Kirk writing from Seattle on their Cannabis Business Blog
• ACA Suit Challenging Reduction in Hours Allowed to Proceed – San Francisco attorney Yesenia Garcia Perez of Foley & Lardner on their Labor & Employment Law Perspectives
• Two Ways to Translate Content Marketing into Relationship Marketing – The International Lawyers Network’s director of global relationship managment Lindsay Griffiths on her Zen and the Art of Legal Networking
• Opening the Curtains of Attorney-Client Privilege – Sacramento lawyer Jeffrey S. Galvin of Downey Brand on their Trust on Trial 
• Super settlement for “Supercookie” privacy law violation which tracked +100 million cell users! – Peter S. Vogel of Gardere Wynne Sewell writing out of Dallas on his Internet, Information Technology & e-Discovery Blog
• OCR Releases mHealth Guidance for App Developers – Hogan Lovells’ Marcy Wilder and Madeline Gitomer on the firm’s Global Media and Communications Watch
• Daily Fantasy Sports is Legalized…At least in Virginia! – Washington, D.C. lawyers James Gatto and Mark Patrick of Sheppard Mullin on their Law of the Level blog
• Social Media Fail: Sometimes Even Employers Memorialize Bad Decisions on the Internet – Weintraub Tobin attorney Ramona Carrillo writing out of on the firm’s The Labor and Employment Law Blog