Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, October 17, 2012:
- Lawyer Reprimanded for Continued Use of Westlaw After Leaving Prosecutor Job
- Outsourcing company pays $25-million for U.K. insurance law firm
- Dominique Strauss-Kahn seeks damages over publication of photos with his girlfriend
- Articling in Ontario – Two Routes to Practice
- U.S. military judge: ‘Torture’ is not ‘relevant’ in Guantanamo cases
- LSUC articling task force report calls for alternative to current program
- Which Supreme Court Justice Got In A Little Trouble With Law Parking Enforcement?
- US Supreme Court Justices Reject Request to Block Ohio Early Voting
- Appeals Court Overturns Terrorism Conviction of Salim Ahmed Hamdan, Bin Laden’s Driver
- Federal Employers Take Note: Prolonged Absence Due to Work-Related Illness or Injury? "Frustration" Not Only Option
- Ex-Client Awarded $867K Against Lawyer Who Stole $75K and Law Firm That Referred Her to Him
- New E-Filing Practice Direction in Ontario (covers appeals and judicial review applications only)
- Republican Spin Doctor Frank Luntz 'Shaping' Opinion For NHL Owners Against Union
- Quebec corruption inquiry's chief prosecutor resigns
- Cloud Services – Canadian Privacy Law Compliance
- ’9/11 mastermind’ to wear military fatigues at Guantanamo trial
- Police standoff linked to abduction of Oshawa lawyer - CBC.ca
- Ontario Judge who tossed cases over tardy lawyer faces hearing - Toronto Sun
- The BlackBerry as Black Sheep
- It will surprise no one to learn that
@romneysbinder is now a thing via Krystal Ball - I'll know I've entered the 1% when I get my first
#bindersfullofwomen via Chris Savage - I heard
@staples has specials on#bindersfullofwomen via Chad Udell
-Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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