As we chug along through the last full week of March and start to get into that “going out like a lamb” weather, it’s time for another Top 10. Additionally, check out a post I did for LXBN about Nevada’s talk of offering medical marijuana to dogs.
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UAS: Hobby or Commercial? – Northern Virginia attorney Mark E. McKinnon of McKenna Long & Aldridge on the firm’s Planely Spoken blog
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FCC Proposes Fine of $325,000 in TV Indecency Case – What Prompted this Largest Fine Ever for a Single Incident? – David D. Oxenford of Wilkinson Barker Knauer writing out of Washington D.C. on his Broadcast Law Blog
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Government Marijuana is The Real Deal in North Bonneville, Washington – Harris Moure’s Hilary Bricken from Seattle, Washington on the firm’s Canna Law Blog
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Judicial Rules Committee’s proposal would expand FBI’s surveillance capability and hacking of companies’ computers and smartphones – Norfolk, Virginia lawyer Ramsay C. McCullough of Jackson Lewis P.C. on the firm’s The Corporate Compliance & White Collar Advisor blog
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Employee Manuals Need Spring Cleaning Thanks to the NLRB – Michigan’s Jason Shinn of Shinn Legal on his Michigan Employment Law Advisor
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EUROPE: EU-US data flows at risk? European Court of Justice today heard Facebook case. – Brussels attorney Patrick Van Eecke of DLA Piper on their Technology’s Legal Edge blog
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Remember to Provide Superior Client Service (Whatever That Is) – Seyfarth Shaw’s Lean Law Evangelist Kenneth A. Grady writing from Chicago, Illinois on their Seytlines
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Do Founders Really Control Their Company with 51% Ownership? – Boston, Mass. based lawyer David W. Kantaros of Foley & Lardner on their Emerging Company Exchange
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Cornerstone Research: Average and Aggregate Securities Suit Settlements Plunged in 2014 – Ohio’s Kevin LaCroix of RT ProExec on his The D&O Diary
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10 Questions to Improve Your Client Development Efforts – Dallas, Texas lawyer coach Cordell Parvin on his Cordell Parvin Blog