Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, May 28, 2013:- Crowdsourcing your views for upcoming #lawTechCamp talk: What is the top priority improvement required in Ontario court technology?
- Gawker hits $200,000 fundraising goal to buy alleged Ford crack video
- There is Another Copy Of The Rob Ford Tape
- Public defenders can reject cases because of excessive workloads, Florida's state supreme court rules
- Life after reinstatement
- Woman could be fired while on maternity leave due to corporate reorg,Canada Labour Code adjudicator rules
- Accused Toronto G20 officer to testify at assault trial
- Star: Ford’s office knew where crack tape video was filmed
- Conflict shakes Peace Bridge relationship between U.S. and Canada
- Lawyer awarded $5000 by OHRT for age discrimination by Canadian legal publisher - Law Times
- Owner of demolished Queen St. E. heritage building faces charges, insists he had proper permits
- Rob Ford video scandal: Mayor’s two communications aides resign
- Ceiling from Law Society of Upper Canada building (photo)
- Mayor Rob Ford sorry for 'maggots' remark (CNN)
- Toronto criminal law firm sued for $1.5M in wrongful dismissal action as just-cause defence withdrawn
- Law Society Awards 2013 | LSUC Gazette
- Do You Know What It Takes to Be a Law Firm Leader?
- Mayor Rob Ford’s popularity unaffected by drug allegations and denials, poll finds
- The Ford scandal: video that “doesn’t exist” now linked to a homicide
- You must get permission to use photos for commercial purposes
- Lawyers, activists to fight police ‘carding’ in court
- Big law firms think small to nurture startups
- Original owner of Toronto mayor’s alleged ‘crack’ video may have been killed
- Trayvon Martin text messages released
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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