Happy hump day! We’re finally seeing the temperatures drop back down here in Seattle. Without further ado, here are your Top 10 for Wednesday:
- FBI Report: Ransomware and Phishing Scams Increasing – Robinson + Cole lawyer Linn Foster Freedman writing from Rhode Island on the firm’s Data Privacy + Security Insider blog
- As Affordable Care Act Enforcement Looms, Some Lessons Learned From Massachusetts – Boston attorney Patricia Moran of Mintz Levin writes on the firm’s Employment Matters blog
- Appeals Filed of Copyright Royalty Board Decision on Webcasting Royalties – What’s Next? – Washington D.C. attorney David D. Oxenford of Wilkinson Barker Knauer on his Broadcast Law Blog
- Trump Guilty of Racism? Probably So – Thomas Crane writing out of San Antonio on his San Antonio Employment Law Blog
- Tipping the Scales: Restaurants’ “Service-Included” Trend Is Not for Everyone – Portland attorney Joy Ellis writing on Garvey Shubert Barer’s Duff On Hospitality Law
- 5 Things Rainmakers Do That Put Them In The Right Place At The Right Time – Liskow & Lewis’s Eric Fletcher writing out of New Orleans on his Marketing Brain Fodder blog
- Boards with women, M&A activity and social identity theory: a call for more diversity on boards – Toronto attorney Sara Josselyn of Norton Rose Fulbright writes on Deal Law Wire
- Future-Proofing Privacy: Profiling Restrictions versus Big Data – From the team at Hogan Lovells on their Chronicle of Data Protection
- China Manufacturing: Cha-Cha-Changing… – Seattle lawyer Dan Harris of Harris Moure writing on his China Law Blog
- Two Takeaways for Surveys as Content Marketing – writing out of New Jersey Lindsay Griffiths of International Lawyers Network on Zen & the Art of Legal Networking