Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, January 31, 2014:
- Wise Law Blog: Section 46.1 of the Ontario Human Rights Code: Civil Remedies for Human Rights Claims
- Wise Law Blog: The Post-Secondary "Child:' Guidelines Need not Apply
- Ontario raising minimum wage to $11 an hour
- Foul-mouthed Facebook tirade costs Newfoundland worker her job
- Lev Tahor: Raids may have sought evidence of child marriages
- Rob Ford defends Justin Bieber as pop star hires the lawyer of mayor’s alleged drug dealing pal
- Legal pendulum swings toward workers - The Globe and Mail
- UK "vagrants" charged after taking food from garbage bins
- What Will Tomorrow’s Lawyers Do?
- Contract jurisdiction must be spelled out, court rules
- Top Maine court says transgender 5th-grader must be allowed to use restroom of choice
- Heenan Blaikie’s future in doubt, fate expected to be announced Monday
- Conservative website Free Dominion shuttered after libel ruling
- CSEC used airport Wi-Fi to track Canadian travellers: Edward Snowden documents - CBC News
- Warrantless wiretapping has managed to duck significant US judicial review. Until now.
- Yahoo reports email accounts breaches through stolen passwords
- Queen Elizabeth II’s representative in New Zealand supports debate on abandoning Union Jack
- Alabama no longer feeling sheepish about their lack of bestiality laws
- BigLaw partner offers advice on how to best train new lawyers
- Wise Law Blog: Counsel: Your Crystal Ball is Busted
- Wise Law Blog: Restrictive Covenants - Unbreakable Shackle or Unenforceable Nuisance?
- Elysia Cherry, Legal Assistant
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