Will Shortz, Dodd-Frank, Texas Rangers, & LinkedIn? Sounds Like…

… Wednesday’s JD Supra Buzz. What we learned in law today:

What else is he gonna do with a degree in enigmatology? (Bloomberg Law)

Taking over an employee’s LinkedIn account is not a Computer Fraud and Abuse Act violation (McNees Wallace & Nurick) 

Dodd-Frank is the new Sarbanes-Oxley (Pullman & Comley) 

The NLRB just ruled on an employment dispute that didn’t involve social media (spoiler alert: it involves off-duty access to the workplace) (Morgan Lewis) (Constangy, Brooks & Smith) 

Turns out the Texas Rangers are going to have to pay their financial advisors after all (Cadwalader) 

UK authorities have released new guidance on the UK Bribery Act (Duane Morris) (Pillsbury) (Baker & McKenzie Australia) 

New Zealand has a new privacy law (Baldwins) 

The California Homeowner Bill of Rights seeks to eliminate “robo-signing” in the state (Miller Starr Regalia) 

The Internal Revenue Service is making it easier for private foundations to donate money overseas (Corporate Law Report)

Can roads be environmentally friendly? Apparently so (Lane Powell)

The Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Working Group just sued JP Morgan for $87 billion. And they have other banks in their sights (Orrick)

Watch your tongue: to the SEC, “risk” is a four-letter word (Allen Matkins) 

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