Top 10 in Law Blogs: Insurance coverage, Descheduling, and Pirate Radio

On LXBN I’ve got a story up about how New York’s free wi-fi could be a good jumpstart for more robust privacy laws, and also a handful of recaps from today’s LMA Conference in Austin. And now today’s top 10:

• TTAB Proposes First Major Set Of Rule Amendments Since 2007 – Chicago lawyer Judith Grubner of Arnstein & Lehr on the International Lawyer’s Network’s IP Insider blog
• The Problems With Court-Appointed “Independent” Experts – Max Kennerly, of Kennerly Loutey, on his Litigation & Trial blog
• Are You Covered? Fourth Circuit Finds CGL Insurance Coverage for Data Breach – Los Angeles lawyers Ken Kronstadt and Crystal Skelton of Kelley Drye & Warren on their Ad Law Access
• Can an Employer’s Religious Belief Defeat a Discriminatory Firing? – Keego Harbor, Mich. attorney Jason Shinn of Shinn Legal on his Michigan Employment Law Advisor
• Combatting Pirate Radio – What Can the FCC Do? – Washington, D.C. lawyer David Oxenford of Wilson Barker Knauer on his Broadcast Law Blog
• Article 29 Working Party demands improvements to Privacy Shield – A&L Goodbody attorney Davinia Brennan on their International Blog
• Marijuana Rescheduling, the DEA and Our Next President – Harris Moure’s legal intern Daniel Shortt writing from Seattle on their Canna Law Blog
• BREAKING: Data Breach Covered Under Traditional Policy, 4th Circuit Says – Milwaukee lawyer Jeffrey O. Davis of Quarles & Brady on their Safe & Sound blog
• Decision 2016: Do Employees Get Time Off to Vote? – Philadelphia lawyer Trisha Cruz of Obermayer on the firm’s Employment Law Updates & Best Practices for Employers
• Happy (Belated) Equal Pay Day! EEOC’s Proposed Amendment to the EEO-1 – Requiring Pay Data – Seaton Peters Revnew attorney Corie J. Tarara writing from Minnesota on her Minnesota Wage & Hour Blog