As we rapidly approach the close of 2013, here’s a quick look at some of the top articles to grab reader attention on JD Supra last month. For your interest, great work by smart people, covering privacy, social media issues, hiring and firing, the recent Google Books decision, corporate compliance, cyber bullying, Iran sanctions, Bitcoins, patent trolls, and much more.
November recap – enjoy:
- Who Pays When Employees Crash Their Cars After Hours? It Could Be You… – by Brooke Arena, Lindsey Connor Hulse, and Michael Weil in the Orrick Global Employment Group
- Alberta’s Highest Court Dismisses Employer’s Appeal In Calf-Roping Case: Agrees That Trial Judge’s Verdict Was Unreasonable – Lindsay Mullen at Dentons
- GoldieBlox v. Beastie Boys: Something Here Doesn’t Rhyme – Sarah Feingold for JD Supra In-House Perspectives
- Here’s What’s Missing from Your Company’s Social Media Policy – JD Supra Legal Perspectives
- It’s Not Just the NSA: Your Keyboard Knows Who You Are, Too – Lance Koonce at Davis Wright Tremaine
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