Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, February 27th, 2012:
- Real estate lawyer close to mortgage fraud, Law Society of Upper Canada says
- Ontario Superior Court: lawyer-authored court documents may have copyright protection
- Are Divorce Lawyers Necessary?
- Report Indicates Law Firms Are Starting to See Returns on Social Media Investment
- Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray denied bail
- US Supreme Court to decide if corporations can be sued for human rights abuses
- Bribery Case Against Berlusconi Is Thrown Out
- Facebook spies on phone users' text messages, report says - Fox News
- Federal judge dismisses challenge to Google privacy changes
- Hackers attack Ontario police chiefs' website - CTV.ca
- Ontario: dad arrested after 4 year old draws picture of gun
- The condo board, the lawsuit and the $40000 parrot - Globe and Mail
- An interesting interview with a plaintiff and her attorney in the "law school scam" class action suit
- Michael Jordan sues for control of his name in China
- Federal judge finds Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional
- Man must apologize to wife on Facebook: court
- Facebook/Zuckerberg Legal Opponent Must Pay Legal Fees of $75,776.70
- Stories of widespread bribery in Quebec's health system continue to emerge - Montreal Gazette
- Va. lawmakers halt anti-abortion 'personhood' bill
- Maryland poised to legalize same sex marriages
- Retired judges say crime bill will overburden court system - Vancouver Sun
- John Edwards sex tape suit settled (Daniel Strauss/The Hill)
- Lesbian Texas judge refuses to wed couples until same sex marriage legalized
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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