Lot’s of great content published on the LexBlog Network today from Data Breaches to Drones. Here is your Top 10 for Tuesday.
- What Attorneys Can Learn from History’s Largest Data Breach – Philadelphia lawyer William McDevitt of Wilson Elser on their Professional Liability Advocate blog
- FAA Releases New Commercial Drone Regulations, Section 333 Exemption Holders Get “Grandfathered” Compliance Status – Buchalter Nemer lawyer Paul Fraidenburgh on the firm’s Aviation and Airport Development Law blog
- Why the FDA Needs to Change Its Food Recall Policies – Davis Wright Tremaine lawyer Allison Condra on the firm’s Food + Bev Law Blog
- The Supreme Court Shoots Down DOL Regulations, but Declines to Rule Whether Service Advisors Are Exempt from Overtime Pay Requirements – Staci Rotman & Erin Fowler lawyers of Franczek Radelet on the firm’s Wage & Hour Insights blog
- An Apple a Day Will Not Keep Paid Leave Away – DLA Piper Lawyer Hayley Wallace on the firm’s The Labor Dish blog
- SCOTUS: Agency Must Explain Changed Position or Lose Chevron Deference – DC lawyer Leland Beck on his Federal Regulations Advisor blog
- Trade Secret Computer Inspections Should Require More Than Knee Jerk Reactions – Shinn Legal lawyer Jason Shinn on his Michigan Employment Law Advisor blog
- Deeper Dive: When it Comes to Data Breaches, Size Matters – M. Scott Koller of BakerHostetler on the firm’s Data Privacy Monitor blog
- A Call For Harmony Between The EEOC And NLRB’s Rules Concerning Prevention And Investigation Of Workplace Harassment – The Seyfarth Shaw team behind the Workplace Class Action Blog
- Patenting the Quest for a More Perfect Veggie Burger – Lane Powell Seattle Lawyer Paul Swanson on the firm’s Earth and Table blog