Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, July 16, 2013:- “Psychic sued for failing to lift love curse”
- New lawyers signal reduced expectations in sluggish economy - Law Times
- Lawyers differentiating themselves through linguistic specialties - Law Times
- LSUC ORDERS EX-HOLLINGER EXEC TO PAY $10K IN COSTS - Law Times
- Electrocution death blamed on charging iPhone
- With Criminal Case Closed, Justice Department Will Restart Zimmerman Hate Crime Inquiry- NYTimes
- 'Heroic effort at great personal cost': Edward Snowden nominated for Nobel Peace Prize (RT)
- Fastcase announces 50 legal innovators to watch
- Judge Suggests ‘Cheat Sheet’ of Vocabulary for Tourre Jurors
- Average hourly billing rate for partners last year was $727 in largest US law firms
- PRISM-Proof Your Web Searches
- Pro bono work by BigLaw firms continues to slide, even as revenues climb
- Zimmmerman Juror B-37 Gets a Book Deal
- Patients’ advocates ask Supreme Court to decide medical value of marijuana
- Mississauga resident who took McCallion to court argues against paying her $394,520 legal bill
- Chris Brown's probation revoked
- Ontario Human Rights Tribunal: Facebook post about co-worker's heritage was workplace harassment
- U of O student loses guns, but his fight going to Ontario Court of Appeal
- How a law degree led to ‘world of opportunities’ - The Globe and Mail
- Judge strikes down North Dakota’s ban on medical abortion
- Demanding 'Canadian experience' from newcomers may breach Ontario Human Rights law. Toronto Star
- George Zimmerman verdict: Trayvon Martin murder case not about race, juror says
- Police who lie: Illegal searches by Peel Police allow alleged gun offenders to walk free
- Juror: 'No doubt' that Zimmerman feared for his life (Dana Ford/CNN)
- Omar Ha-Redeye: The Making of a Powerful Activist Voice In Toronto
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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