Top 10 in Law Blogs: College coaches, Bathroom Bill, and GMOs

Jumping off of yesterday’s trending topic, I’ve got a post up about how while we’re auditing HIPAA we should also take stock of our electronic medical records systems. We’re in something of a lull between a couple conferences, so in the meantime be sure to check out Lindsay Griffith’s piece about why networking at conferences is so important. And now, today’s top 10:

• More Money, More Problems? – The Rise of Compensation and Expectations for College Coaches – Washington, D.C. lawyer Tyrone P. Thomas of Mintz Levin on the Employment Matters blog
• N.C. “bathroom bill” has a bomb for wrongful discharge plaintiffs – Winston-Salem attorney Robin E. Shea of Constangy Brooks, Smith and Prophete writing on her Employment & Labor Insider
• Privilege shields internal firm discussions about conflict, N.D. Cal. magistrate rules – Cleveland attorney Karen Rubin from Thompson Hines on their The Law for Lawyers Today
• Sixth Circuit Denies IRS Mandamus Petition – Squire Patton Boggs’ Justin Jennewine writing for the firm’s Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog
• Illinois Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Chicago Pension Reform Act – Sedgwick lawyer Kirk Jenkins writing out of Chicago on the firm’s The Appellate Strategist
• Why Lawyers Do Not Fear Computers: The Lump of Lawyers Fallacy – Chicago lean law evangelist Kenneth Grady writing out of Seyfarth Shaw on his Seytlines blog
• Even if GMOs are safe, mandatory labeling is a good idea – Co-founder of Clear Labs Mahni Ghorashi on the Food Safety News blog
• BREAKING NEWS: Washington State Adopts Emergency Marijuana Recall Rules – Seattle attorney Hilary Bricken from Harris Moure on their Canna Law Blog
• You Can Lead a Horse to Water, But You Can’t Call it an Airplane: Supreme Court Oral Arguments Suggest Puerto Rico’s Recovery Act May Recover – Mintz Levin’s Len Wesier-Varon writing on the firm’s Public Finance Matters
• What does Tyson Foods, Inc. v. Bouaphakeo mean for class actions? – Mayer Brown attorney Andrew J. Pincus writing from Washington, D.C. on their Class Defense Blog