Here are the leadling legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, February 25, 2014:- Six things to look for in an employment contract
- Judge Orders Recognition of Out-of-State Same-Sex Marriages in Kentucky
- DC administrative judge was disbarred in 1998 but continued to work
- Governor of Arizona Is Pressed to Veto Anti-Gay Bill
- Results of the 2013 Canadian Blog Awards - Wise Law Blog wins in legal blog category
- 'Yanukovych has disappeared': Ukraine's fugitive president wanted for 'mass killing'
- How police closed in on Mexico's largest drug kingpin
- Supreme Court declines to review challenges to more restrictive gun laws
- Federal court rules against Notre Dame in Obamacare contraception case
- My accountant says I should have registered with WSIB ten years ago! Now what do I do?
- The Law Practice Program Should Not Be Integrated Into Canadian Law Schools
- New law firm of BigLaw refugees is overseen by former weight loss executive
- Is Justice Thomas not paying attention? Jeffrey Toobin calls silence ‘downright embarrassing’
- Adapt judge’s model to summary motions, lawyers say (incl. comments from
@wiselaw) via@lawtimes - ‘A lot of angry people’ at Heenan
- Nova Scotia couple wins copyright lawsuit against homophobic U.S. blogger
- Ontario law to force calorie count on fast-food menus
- TN lawmakers threaten to cancel all campus speakers statewide over Sex Week ‘perversion’
- Firm won’t split $250K check with attorney’s estate, says his suicide voided fee-share agreement
- Arrest warrant for ousted Ukraine president
- Tax Court sanctions CRA for abusing documents obtained on discovery
- Here’s why the US government wants a national data breach law
- Ontario judge approves settlements in institutions denounced for abuse
- Divisional Court says overwhelming individual issues not necessarily bar to certification
- Your Astrological Sign Tells What Kind of Law You Should Practice
- FBI writes Texas judges, prosecutors and others, says their conversations were monitored
- Courthouse tests face-recognition system to ID individuals thought to be threats
- Uganda president signs anti-gay bill: Homosexuals are 'disgusting' - CNN
- Mexican drug kingpin ‘El Chapo’ tries to block extradition to U.S.
- The One-Eyed Witness
- Interference with economic relations by unlawful means - Lexology
- Labour Ministry to probe U.S. Steel severances, even though no formal complaint filed
- Ontario human rights damages on the rise? - Lexology
- New report notes 94% employment rate for Ontario law graduates
- Supreme Court won't consider Arizona abortion law - Times Union
- Police watchdog probes complaint about Toronto chief's fishing trip
- Justice Thomas' 8 years of silence
- Ontario Court orders Rogers Communications pay $500,000 in Chatr ads case | Reuters
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
Visit our Toronto Law Office website: www.wiselaw.net
No comments:
Post a Comment
Readers are solely responsible for the content of the comments they post here. Comments are subject to the site's terms and conditions of use and do not necessarily reflect the opinion or approval of Wise Law Blog and the writers thereof. Readers whose comments violate the terms of use may have their comments removed without notification.