Top 10 in Law Blogs: Internet Regulation, Trial By Fire, March Madness

Good afternoon, from a surprisingly sunshiny Seattle! Today over on LXBN I’ve got a story up about why driverless car manufacturers took the opportunity today to speak with Congress about autonomous car rule-making. And now, your top 10:

• Two Ways Content Marketing Can Advance Your Professional Brand – The Internation Lawyers Network’s director of global relationship management Lindsay Griffiths on her Zen & the Art of Legal Networking
• Marijuana Business Investing: The Basics on Debt vs. Equity – Seattle lawyer Robert McVay of Harris Moure on their Canna Law Blog
• Health Apps: To BAA Or Not To BAA, That Is The Question. OCR Issues Guidance to Help Determine When App Vendors are Subject to HIPAA – Quarles and Brady lawyers Kerry L. Moskol and Leah M. McNeely writing out of Madison on the firm’s Safe & Sound blog
• Trial by Fire: Trial Periods for Prospective Employees – New York lawyer Alexander Leonard of Fox Rothschild on their Employment Discrimination Report
• The Pitfalls of Bad Discovery Habits – Foster City, California lawyer Katherine L. Gallo on her Resolving Discovery Disputes blog
• The CFPB Takes Aim at FinTech – James M. Kane, Daniel C. McKay, and James Morrissey of Vedder Price on their Media & Privacy Risk Report
• This March, Will Employers Bench Office Betting Pools? – Chicago attorney Jaimie L. Davis of Schiff Hardin on the firm’s Employment Law Landscape 
• “Utility” Regulation Was Good for the Internet (and here’s why …) – Mitchell Lazarus of Fletcher, Heald, & Hildreth writing out of on their CommLawBlog
• EEOC Issues Fact Sheet to Help Small Businesses Comply with Federal Employment Laws – Keego Harbor, Michigan attorney Jason Shinn of Shinn Legal on his Michigan Employment Law Advisor
• Dialing in on Health Care Delivery Through Telemedicine – Guest author Joel Ascher, a Los Angeles doctor, on the Health Law Gurus blog