Top 10 in Law Blogs: SCOTUS, Cannabis Empire, and Brexit
Another Friday arrives, another busy week under our belt. Plenty of big decisions coming from Washington, D.C., between SCOTUS and the big FLSA overtime rule. Check out LXBN if you’re looking for how employers should start preparing now, and other applications of the new rule. Now let’s get to your top 10 before the weekend starts:
- No Cannabis Empire in Washington State? – Seattle lawyer Robert McVay from Harris Moure on their Canna Law Blog
- U.S. Supreme Court Rejects The Government’s Position In The Largest EEOC Fee Sanction Case Ever – Seyfarth Shaw attorneys Gerald L. Maatman, Christina M. Janice, and Alex W. Karasik writing from Chicago on their Workplace Class Action Blog
- Brexit- can the UK Government change its mind after the UK has given the EU a Brexit notice? – Frankfurt lawyer Jens Rinze of Seyfarth Shaw on the firm’s Brexit Legal
- What Physicians Need to Know About the New California End of Life Option Act – Sheppard Mullin lawyers Michael R. Moore, Kim T. Le, and Samuel Gilkeson on their Healthcare Law Blog
- Does the Supreme Court’s ruling in Spokeo v. Robins Change the Standing Requirements for Pursuing Environmental Citizen Suit Claims? – Chicago lawyers Andrew Perellis and Patrick Joyce of Seyfarth Shaw on the firm’s Environmental & Safety Law Update
- Where’s the Employment Law on Wearables? – DLA Piper attorneys Scott Thiel, Julia Gorham, Anita Lam and Nicholas Boyle writing on the firm’s Technology’s Legal Edge blog
- Guest Post: The SEC’s Renewed Focus on Financial Reporting and Financial Fraud – Kevin LaCroix welcomes Weil Gotshal lawyers Paul Ferrillo, Robert Carangelo, and Andrew Cauchi to guest post on his blog The D&O Diary
- An open love letter to Justice Clarence Thomas – Constangy Brooks, Smith & Prophete lawyer Marcia McShane writing from Nashville on their Employment & Labor Insider
- Supreme Court Continues Sanctions Litigation Against the EEOC – Cleveland lawyer Greg Mersol from Baker Hostetler on the firm’s Employment Class Action Blog
- 2016 Regulatory Fees Proposed: Larger Market TV Fees Going Up, Most Radio Fees Heading Down – Fletcher, Heald, & Hildreth attorney Harry F. Cole writing from Virginia on their CommLawBlog
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