Top 10 in Law Blogs: China Trademarks, DOJ, & Death Deeds

We hope everyone had a great 4th of July weekend and now the Top 10 for Tuesday!

• DOJ’s First Corporate Enforcement Action Under Pilot Program – James Freije writes on McGuireWoods’ Subject to Inquiry blog
• China Trademarks: Customs Helps Those Who Help Themselves – Harris Moure lawyer Matthew Dresden writes on the firm’s China Law Blog
• Til Death Do Us Part: California’s New Transfer On Death Deeds – Downey Brand lawyer Tyson Hubbard on their Trust on Tria
• App Developer Prevails in Class Action Lawsuit Challenging Shift to New Business Model – Morrison & Foerster lawyers Claudia Vetesi & John Delaney on the firm’s Socially Aware Blog
• Securities Class Action Lawsuit Filings Continue at Elevated Pace in the Year’s First Half  – Ryan Turner Specialty lawyer Kevin LaCroix on his The D&O Diary
• “EEO” Wrongful Discharge May Soon Return to North Carolina – Robin Shea of Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete writes on the firm’s Employment & Labor Insider blog
• Grab the Rings and Go For the Gold, At Your Own Risk – Gonzalo Mon of Kelley Drye writes on the firm’s AD LAW ACCESS blog
• Marijuana in the Transportation Workplace – Lawyer Jim Mahoney  writes on his own The Trucking Law Dispatch blog
• Four Take-Aways from an Employer’s Misuse of Overly Broad Noncompete Agreements – Shinn Legal Lawyer Jason Shinn writes on his Michigan Employment Law Advisor blog
• This Week in Congress – July 5, 2016 – Covington lawyers Richard Hertling & Kaitlyn McClure write on the firm’s Global Policy Watch blog