Top 10 in Law Blogs: Mandatory Union Fees, Guns in Trunks, and Language Lessons

How’s everyone’s Tuesday going? Over on LXBN we’re having a busy day covering North Carolina’s recent anti-LGBTQ legislation, with Nathaniel Glasser on the Health Employment and Labor blog noting that recent federal decisions support the viability of transgender discrimination claims, and Christina Stoneburner of the Employment Discrimination Report has how the ACLU got involved. And now, your top 10:

• Mandatory Union Fees Preserved By Supreme Court’s Deadlock – Columbus lawyers Nelson Cary and Natalie McLaughlin of Vorys writing on their Vorys on Labor blog
• Language Lessons for Leaders, Lawyers, and Managers: Lesson #1: Your Mother Was Wrong About One Thing – DuetsBlog welcomes guest blogger James Lukaszewski, president of The Lukaszewski Group
• Two Tips to Add Personality to Your Content – The International Lawyers’ Network’s director of global relationship management Lindsay Griffiths writing on her Zen and the Art of Legal Networking
• Feminenglish Part V: Remedies for Lousy Communication – Pam Woldow and Doug Richardson on her At the Intersection blog
• A First: California Court Rules Retailer’s Inaccessible Website Violates ADA – Seyfarth Shaw attorney Kristina Launey writing out of Sacramento on the firm’s ADA Title iii News & Insights
• Florida Medical Marijuana: What to Do Now to Have a Cannabis Business Later – Seattle lawyer Hilary Bricken from Harris Moure writing on the firm’s Canna Law Blog
• Florida Supreme Court to Decide If the Disclosure of an Attorney’s Referral of a Client to a Doctor is Privileged or Discoverable – Sedgwick lawyer Erin E. Dardis writing out of Miami on their The Appellate Strategist blog
• More Guns in Trunks—Mississippi Supreme Court Amends Wrongful Discharge Doctrine – Jackson, MS lawyer J. William Manuel of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings on their Labor & Employment Insights
• Good advice from the FBI—9 ways to avoid Ransomware including not using the “same password for everything”! – Dallas lawyer Peter S. Vogel of Gardere writing on his Internet, Information Technology & e-Discovery Blog
• Four Reasons You Need A Written, Workable Strategic Business Development Plan – Liskow & Lewis’s Eric Fletcher writing out of New Orleans on his Marketing Brain Fodder blog