Top 10 in Law blogs: Washington NFL appeal, Blowing in the Wind, and Marketing Science

A busy week chugs along here at LexBlog. If you’re interested in finance—especially cyber currency—then you’ll be interested to know that Bitcoin continues to make headway in Europe, even if it’s a bit stalled in the U.S. And now, your top 10:

• NFL Team Owners Appeal “Redskins” Trademark Revocation to US Supreme Court – Seattle lawyer Greg Guedel of Foster Pepper on the Native American Legal Update
• Everyone Keeps Focusing On Independent Contractors, So We Will Too… – Foley & Lardner Felicia S. O’Connor writing from Detroit on their Labor & Employment Law Perspectives blog
• Don’t Sign Informal Documents on the Run in China – Australian lawyer Mathew Alderson of Harris Moure writing on the firm’s China Law Blog
• Express Yourself! Ongoing Split Over Class Arbitration Points to Importance of Clear Provisions – Proskauer attorney Jennifer R. Scullion writing from New York on the firm’s Minding Your Business blog
• Is that the answer blowin’ in the wind, or just pathogen drift? – Skagit County journalist Cookson Beecher, writing on the Food Safety News blog
• Second Circuit Sides With NFL in DeflateGate Appeal – New York lawyer Charles Michael of Steptoe & Johnson on the SDNY Blog
• Three Takeaways from Computer Chip Patent Wars – Chicago attorney Richard Beem of Beem Patent Law on his Beem on Patents
• Legal Marketing with Science! – The International Lawyers’ Network director of global relationship management Lindsay Griffiths on her Zen and the Art of Legal Networking
• Social Media and Jury Selection – St. Louis attorneys Joe Orlet and Mark Pratzel from Husch Blackwell on the firm’s Technology, Manufacturing & Transportation Industry Insider
• Indentures and the Brokaw Act: Will Expanding the Definition of Beneficial Ownership Broaden Change of Control Triggers? – Cleary Gottlieb attorneys Laurent Alpert and Robert Gruszecki writing from New York on the firm’s Cleary M&A and Corporate Governance Watch