Top 10 in Law Blogs: Privacy Shield, Ticket to Hell, and Marijuana Business Investing
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Hopefully everyone finds some way to celebrate today. Over in Chicago they’re kicking back at day 1 of the ABA Tech Show—and if you’re missing out (or just want to relive it) we’ve got social recaps of the conference on LXBN. Also if you’re having trouble finding time to blog, be sure to check out our own Kristina Corbitt’s post on Please Advise. And now, your top 10:
- Dept. of Education considering ban on use of arbitration agreements by schools receiving Title IV assistance – Ballard Spahr’s John L. Culhane writing out of Philadelphia on their CFPB Monitor
- Advocacy Group Letter Opposes Privacy Shield – Washington, D.C. associate David Bender of Covington & Burling on their Inside Privacy blog
- Marijuana Business Investing: The Basics on Investment Rounds – Seattle attorney Robert McVay of Harris Moure on the firm’s Canna Law Blog
- Ticket to hell: Fla. judge resigns after taking Rays tix from law firm with pending case – Thompson Hine attorney Karen Rubin writing from Cleveland on The Law for Lawyers Today
- Beware of the CEO Email Request Phishing Scam: A Different Form of March Madness – Boston lawyer Cynthia LaRose of Mintz Levin writing on their Employment Matters blog
- Two Important Tax Season Considerations – Fort Myers lawyer Erin Houck-Toll of Henderson Franklin on their Southwest Florida Business & IP Bulletin
- 3 Reasons Why Every Lawyer Should Study JD Supra’s Readers’ Choice Awards – Lance Godard, of Fisher & Philips, on Lindsay Griffiths‘ Zen and the Art of Legal Networking
- Keep Calm & Carry On: New Federal White-Collar Overtime Rules Still Not Released – Hartford lawyer Daniel Schwartz of Shipman & Goodwin on his Connecticut Employment Law Blog
- China Company Formations: Are You The 10%? – Harris Moure’s Dan Harris writing out of Seattle on their China Law Blog
- House Democrats Join Senate Colleagues With Introduction of Identical HANGUP Act – Chad R. Fuller, Alan D. Wingfield, and Justin M. Brandt of Troutman Sanders writing on their Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor
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