Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, January 16, 2014:- Courts reject appeals in Michael Jackson death cases; insurance suit over $17M policy is settled
- Top court reserves judgment on Justice Marc Nadon's eligibility
- Nadon nomination an embarrassment to our judicial system - The Globe and Mail
- Republicans are still trying to save traditional lightbulbs. It likely won’t work.
- Legal trends '14: a forecast of the year ahead - employment & labour - Lexology
- Discrimination in Employment for Political Belief
- Google ads target Canadians using personal health info - Canada - CBC News
- Google appeals $204,000 fine as French data privacy controversy escalates
- Tweeting Kansas lawyer sanctioned for her tweets during AG’s ethics hearing
- Wednesday: What’s Hot on CanLII
- Much at stake as Supreme Court studies Marc Nadon appointment - Toronto Star
- Drew Hasselback: Business law trends to expect in 2014
- 6 questions: Top court hearing on Justice Marc Nadon's eligibility
- Residential school documents must be released, judge rules
- Ontario’s simmering political debate over animal welfare: Walkom
- Worried About the Target Data Breach? Add "RAM-Scraping" to Your Vocabulary - Businessweek
- Federal lawyers just catching up to provincial salary levels
- Lawyers Aim Bigger Than Freedom Industries in West Virginia Chemical Spill - Businessweek
- $765 million NFL concussion settlement not enough, judge rules
- Punitive Damages in Ontario Employment Law - Pate Estate v. Galway-Cavendish and Harvey (Township)
- Elysia Cherry, Legal Assistant
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