For those of you on the East Coast, let this be a late night edition of the usual roundup. We have the NLRB once again chiming in on Facebook, the Department of Justice stepping in to stop AT&T’s T-Mobile acquisition and a look at insurance claims in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. Total posts on the LexBlog Network today: 166.
- EDVA Court Sets Low Bar for Indirect Patent Infringement Claims Under Twombley/Iqbal – Richmond lawyer Dabney Carr of Troutman Sanders on the firm’s blog, Virginia IP Law
- DoJ Moves to Block AT&T’s Acquisition of T-Mobile – Washington, DC attorney Douglas Jarrett of Keller and Heckman on the firm’s Beyond Telecom Law Blog
- Danish EPA Releases Report on Environmental & Health Risks for Selected Nanoparticles – Robert Oszakiewski of Porter Wright on the firm’s Nanotechnology Law Report
- Fired Because Of Facebook: NLRB General Counsel Addresses Offensive Facebook Posts In The Context Of Protected Activity – Seattle lawyer Janelle Milodragovich of Foster Pepper on the firm’s blog, Washington Workplace Law
- Class Certification: A Bad Time to Alienate the Judge – Washington, DC attorney Ronald Wick of Cozen O’Connor on the firm’s blog, Class Action Defense Review
- China Patenting’s Great Leap Forward – Seattle lawyer Dan Harris of Harris & Moure on the firm’s China Law Blog
- NLRB Report Reviews Social Media Enforcement Actions – New York attorney Boris Segalis on the Information Law Group blog
- Insurance Claims In The Wake Of Hurricane Irene – New York lawyer Peter Freiberg of Meiselman, Delea, Packman Carton & Eberz on the firm’s Class Action Blog
- Embrace The Gifts The Jurors Give You – Nashville attorney Rob McKinney on his Nashville Criminal Law Report
- NLRB Endorses Proliferation of Bargaining Units in Specialty Healthcare Decision – Atlanta lawyer Mark Keenan of McKenna Long & Aldridge on the firm’s blog, Labor Relations Today