Top 10 in Law Blogs: Sex Discrimination Guidelines, Increasing Student Loan Risks & China Media

You’re almost there! It’s Thursday, and we have another juicy top 10 provided by the LexBlog network:

• China Media and Entertainment Law: The UFC with Chinese Characteristic – by Harris Moure’s China Law Blog
• U.S. Supreme Court Holds Veterans Affairs Must Set All Competitive Acquisitions Aside for VOSBs Whenever Rule of Two Can Be Met – Lynn Patton Thompson of Biggs, Ingram & Solop writes for Construction Law Toolbox
• Federal Government Releases Final Guidance On CISA – Associate David J. Bender writes for Covington & Burling’s Inside Privacy blog
• SCOTUS Says: Veterans Affairs Must Prefer Veterans – Richard Arnholt, Todd Overman and Sylvia Yi write for Bass, Berry & Sims Government Contracts & International Trade blog
• Big Win for Whistleblowers at Supreme Court – Nataleigh Kohn writes for the National Whistleblower Center’s Whistleblowers Protection blog
• OFCCP Publishes Final Rule Modernizing Sex Discrimination Guidelines – Connie Bertram and Amy Blackwood write for Proskauer’s Government Contractor Compliance & Regulatory Update
• OFCCP Issues New Sex Discrimination Rule – Thomas Seger and Carrie Valdez write for Baker & Hostetler’s Employment Law Spotlight
• Supreme Court Approves Implied False Certification Theory but Imposes “Demanding” Materiality Limitation – Thomas Zeno and Robert Nauman and James Hafner, Jr write for Squire Patton Boggs Triage blog
• The Supreme Court Adopts Broad Scope of False Claims Act Liability – Brian P. Dunphy writes for Mintz Levin’s Health Law & Policy Matters blog
• Department of Education Proposes Rules Increasing Student Loan Risk to Schools – Jeffrey E. Rogers and Benjamin Christenson write for McGuireWoods Subject to Inquiry blog