Top 10 in Law Blogs: LexBlog Leaders, Buddhist Meditation Center, and Foreign Producers.

Here is Thursdays Top 10 in Laws Blogs:

• LexBlog Leaders: Bill Marler Builds an Empire with Blogs – Our own Zosha Millman talks to longtime blogger and food safety expert Bill Marler on how
• Show Me the Money! California’s Underfunded Courts – “Sustained cuts to California’s court system have strained access to justice across the state, and not enough is being done to fix the situation. But, you can help!” says attorneys Jonathan L. Brophy and Kate Svinarich of Seyfarth Shaw’s California Peculiarities Employment Law Blog.
• Does One Life Matter? – Joel Beres of Trademarkology says according to a decision earlier this month by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, one life does not matter.
• Too good to be true: dissecting the workings of an internet scam – Karen Rubin of Thompson Hine writes on the firms The Law for Lawyers Today.
• Health Information Privacy: Are Your Employees Putting You at Risk? – Andrea H. Brisbin of Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, writes on the firms SC Employers Blog.
• Arkansas’ New Telemedicine Rules a Small Step Forward – Thomas B. Ferrante and Nathaniel M. Lacktman of Foley & Lardner writes on the firms Health Care Law Today.
• SCOTUS to Consider City of Miami’s Predatory Lending Lawsuit Against Banks – Courtney Gover of Rogers Towers writes on the firms Florida Banking Law Blog.
• SAM Profile Mistake Leads to Possible Lost Contract – Nicholas T. Solosky of Fox Rothschild writes on the firms The Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Blog.
• Buddhist Meditation Center Sues Mobile, AL – Karla Chafee, Evan Seeman, and Dwight Merriam of Robinson + Cole write on the firms RLUIPA Defense blog.
• Top10 Mistakes Made By Foreign Producers/Exporters When Completing CBSA Subsidy RFIs –  Cyndee Todgham Cherniak writes on the Canada – U.S. Blog.