Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- Poetic lawyer pleads case with verse - Ottawa Citizen -http://goo.gl/7OG08
- Teacher Allowed to Sue Software Company for Sending Her Explicit Photos to Cops - http://goo.gl/4WT5l
- Merger Fever is Spreading in Legal Biz - http://goo.gl/hWX3g
- Federal Judge Invites Lawyers To 'Kindergarten Party' To Teach Them Not To Waste His Time | TPMMuckraker - http://goo.gl/3yUlg
- Conrad Black recalls jailhouse life ahead of his return -http://goo.gl/hYxUG
- “Presumption” that Commercial Plaintiffs Entitled to Compound Interest? - http://goo.gl/afGZn #
- Picking Someone Out Of A Lineup, Ctd - http://goo.gl/wShst
- Nine months notice for employee with less than three years of service? - http://goo.gl/dZzjg
- Abolishment of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal -http://goo.gl/LRSGm
- U.S. Is Set to Sue a Dozen Big Banks Over Mortgages (Nelson D. Schwartz/New York Times) - http://goo.gl/XCnrF
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