Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, May 10, 2013:- And the most trusted judge in America is....Judge Judy!
- Once a lawyer, always a lawyer
- Which law schools pay tenured profs the most and least? Survey has 68 median salaries
- Advice for those getting fired: ‘Stay calm, shut up and listen’
- Compliance and ethics are top concerns for Canadian general counsel, survey reveals
- Does ‘milquetoast’ ethics report ignore ‘schizophrenic message’ sent by judicial license plates?
- LSUC’s Pickle – Slaw -
@MEKowalski considers whether LSUC has conflict over paralegal regulation - Righthaven’s Collective Copyright Enforcement Project Loses in the Ninth Circuit
- Norton Rose Fulbright: Kind of merged, maybe, sort of
- Five ultra-Orthodox Jewish men arrested for disrupting activist women praying at Jerusalem’s Western Wall
- Man claims assault by Toronto officer who fined him $365 for climbing Kensington Mkt. tree without permit
- Dueling Briefs Filed in Megaupload Case
- BigLaw rolls out apps for clients; effort sends message ‘this isn’t your grandfather’s law firm’
- Reprisals Under the Employment Standards Act, 2000
- George Zimmerman Seeks Anonymous Jury
- California sues JPMorgan for allegedly harassing credit card customers
- HRTO: Male customer’s discrimination challenge to “ladies night” has no reasonable prospect of success
- Minnesota House Approves Same-Sex Marriage
- SCC dismisses Kopyto appeal on paralegal regulation
- Thursday Thinkpiece: The Lawyer Bubble - Harper on the Crisis in the Legal Profession
- Ontario Cases Differ on Exclusion of Co-Plaintiffs from Each Other’s Examination for Discovery
- Mutual fund regulator calls Yoannou ‘despicable fraudster’ after Toronto conviction for $6 million theft
- Colorado passes laws for the legal sale of marijuana beginning Jan. 1
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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