Top 10 in Law Blogs: Go, Non-competes, and The Parthenon

Another beautiful day here in Seattle; hopefully everyone’s weather is as welcome of Spring (dare I even say, summer?) Over on LXBN I’ve got a post up about Flint’s water crisis, and how keeping environmental justice in mind is crucial as we move forward. And now let’s get to that top 10 so we can all go enjoy the outdoors some:

• Checkers, Chess, Jeopardy, Go … Law (Part II) – Chicago lean law evangelist Kenneth Grady, of Seyfarth Shaw, on his Seytlines blog
• Likability in 2016: Does it matter? – Texas legal marketer Cordell Parvin on his Cordell Parvin Blog
• Crossing Borders: Employment Considerations – Is Employment a Universal Concept? – Greenberg Traurig attorney Dianne E. Carlson writing from Dallas on the firm’s GT L&E Blog
• FAA Task Force Unveils Recommendations for UAS Flights Over People – Hogan Lovells attorneys Matthew Clark and Lisa Ellman on the firm’s Focus on Regulation
• SERIAL Trademark Denied – Should One of the Most Popular Podcasts Ever Be Able to Protect Its Name? – Washington, D.C. attorneys Radhika P. Raju and Kelly A. Donahue of Wilkinson Barker Knauer on David Oxenford’s Broadcast Law Blog
• Utah and Idaho Take Contrasting Approaches to Non-Compete Reform – Boston lawyers Robin Morse and Christopher Lindstom from Nutter on their Non-Compete Law Blog
• When Dad is a Trial Lawyer – Philadelphia lawyer Max Kennerly on his Litigation & Trial blog
• It Was Only a Matter of Time – DEA Revisiting Federal Status of Marijuana – Fox Rothschild’s Dori K. Stibolt writing from West Palm Beach, Florida on the firm’s South Florida Trial Practice
• The Parthenon Debate (Part II) – Chicago lawyer Kevin P. Ray of Greenberg Traurig on their Cultural Assets blog
• Eighth Circuit Holds That Obesity That Is Not Caused By an Underlying Physiological Condition Is Not a Covered “Impairment” Under the ADA – Proskauer attorneys Laura M. Fant and Allan Weitzman on the firm’s Law and the Workplace
• Human Rights Tribunal Rules that Miscarriage is a Disability – Hicks Morley attorney Amanda Lawerence writing from Toronto on their Case in Point blog