For your reference, here is a recap of some of the most popular reads during October, 2015, on JD Supra. Good work by smart folks:
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DHS Sends New STEM OPT Rule to OMB For Review - by Michelle Gergian, Gabriel Mozes, and Brian Potter at Seyfarth Shaw
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Big Data in Human Resources = Big Decisions for HR Pros - by Kate Bischoff and Judith Langevin at Zelle Hofmann
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CFTC Asserts Jurisdiction in Bitcoin Markets - by Maureen A. Donley, Theodore M. Kneller, and Trevor Levine at Skadden
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Virtual Currencies: International Actions and Regulations - by Eric Barber and J. Dax Hansen at Perkins Coie
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Just How Scary is the SEC? “Fear” Not Sufficient Grounds to Duck Administrative Subpoena - by Adam Sisitsky at Mintz Levin
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The Importance Of A Trademark Registration In A Global Economy - by Maurine Knutsson at Banner & Witcoff
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A Friendly Reminder from the EEOC—Don’t Toss Your Unselected Candidates’ Applications Just Yet - by Anne Knox Averitt at Bradley Arant Boult Cummings
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Socially Aware: The Social Media Law Update Volume 6, Issue 4 - by attorneys at Morrison & Foerster LLP - Social Media
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Don’t Get Locked Out: Is Ransomware a Threat to Your Business? - by Zachary Ludens at Carlton Fields Jorden Burt
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Alphabet Soup and Data Security - by Philip R. Stein and James Ward at Bilzin Sumberg
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Blocked: Managing Social Media at Work Under Virginia’s New Privacy Law - by Jimmy Robinson, Jr. and J. Clay Rollins at Ogletree Deakins
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This Week In Securities Litigation - by Thomas Gorman at Dorsey & Whitney
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The Evolving Landscape of “Hacking Back” Against Cyber Attacks - by Michael F. Buchanan and Thomas Kurland at Patterson Belknap
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Bristol-Myers Squibb FCPA Enforcement Action - by Thomas Fox
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US China Trade War - by Bill Perry at Dorsey & Whitney
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New Maine Social Media Privacy Law Takes Effect October 15, 2015 - by David P. Mason at Ogletree Deakins
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Tricks or Treats: Human Resources Challenges Ahead - by Molly Cherry and William Floyd III at Nexsen Pruet
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What Employers Must Know About Wage and Hour Law - by Adriana Gardella at Carlton Fields Jorden Burt
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Startups, Know This About Open Source Before Incorporating It into Your Products - by Ajay Sharma at Polsinelli
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Court Allows EEOC’s Discrimination Suit Over Religious Garb To Proceed To Jury - by Christina Janice and Gerald Maatman at Seyfarth Shaw
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US Congress: tax reform emerging as major 2016 campaign issue – financial industry a prime target - by Evan Migdail and Bruce Thompson at DLA Piper
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Does Your Website Privacy Policy Need Some Love? - by Annie Robertson at Lane Powell
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Proving Contractor Licensure in California. The Tribe Has Spoken - by Garret Murai at Wendel Rosen
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Health Hackers: Problems in Applying Traditional Products Liability Theories to Latent Cyber-Vulnerabilities in Medical Devices - by M. Ryder Lee at Butler Snow
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Simplified Rights Offering Rules Announced By Canadian Securities Administrators - by Paul Barbeau, Arnold Fridhandler, and Matthew Olson at Bennett Jones
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