Top 10 in Law Blogs: Politics, Zika, and Facebook,

Here is Wednesdays Top 10 in Law Blogs:

• The Olympics and Tax Law – Jeffery S. Kravitz of Fox Rothschild, writes on the firms Sports Law Scoreboard.
• The Rio Olympics and the Zika Virus: Guidance for Employers – Obermayer’s  Larae Idleman Cunningham writes on the firms HR Legalist blog.
• Native American Political Participation Rising For 2016 Elections – Foster Pepper’s Greg Guedel writes on the Native American Legal Update.
• Emerging Labor & Employment Law Trends (Part 1) –  Mark S. Goldstein and Joel S. Barras of Reed Smith write on Employment Law Watch.
• Facebook’s Campus: A Workplace Reality Like Virtually No Other – Daniel Schwartz writes on the Connecticut Employment Law Blog.
• Is Your Law Firm Being Ripped Off ?? – Roger Hayse of Hayse LLC writes on his Managing Law Firm Transition blog.
• A PRIVATE PARTY TOO BIG TO BE PRIVATE – Søren Wolder of DAHL and Kathrine Mehlsen Søndergaard of DAHL write on the ILN IP Insider blog put on by the International Lawyers Network.
• Not a Foreign Concept: Court Orders Production of Native ESI Files to Verify That Data Had Not Been Manipulated – Proskauer Rose’ Bradley J. Lorden writes on Minding Your Business.
• What is a Native File and Why Does it Matter? – Kathryn Cole of Farrel Fitz writes on their All About E-Discovery blog.
• FCC Identifies Areas Eligible for Support Under Connect America Fund Phase II Auction – Davis Wright Tremaine has a lengthy post on their Broadband Deployment Law Advisor.