Here are the leading legal headlines for Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, April 2, 2014:- Ontario court gives another overtime class action the green light
- Changes to the Canada Labour Code
- Vancouver distracted driver finally halted after 26 tickets, $4,300 in fines
- Drew Hasselback: ‘Seven sisters’ no longer rule the Bay Street roost
- Michigan judge is censured after bringing contempt proceedings against woman who cursed court clerks
- Lawyers choose their favorites for ‘60 Sites in 60 Minutes’
- Liquor in Ontario grocery stores? It's coming, finance minister says
- Crown loses appeal of day-trip permission for Richard Kachkar
- Five paralegals elected to join Convocation
- Rick Perry orders Texas prisons not to follow federal rape prevention law
- New Mexico federal judge rules immigrants have same gun carrying rights as citizens
- GM hires disaster master Ken Feinberg as auto recall grows; he will look at victim compensation
- Harper says he was surprised at rules for choosing Supreme Court judge - The Globe and Mai
- Class-action lawsuit targets Canada’s spy agency
- Judge dismisses man's claim he's entitled to part-ownership of Facebook - CTV News
- Ian Mulgrew: Self-represented litigants need help in appeal court, report says
- Appeal Court confirms the narrow scope of the “forum of necessity” doctrine - Lexology
- Physicists are building an ‘NSA-proof’ Internet
- Attorney general won't release criminal court files of Brampton courthouse shooter - Toronto Star
- Rob Ford’s words, from the mouth of a child
- US Supreme Court strikes political donor limits
- Marc Nadon ruling creates 'double standard,' says Conservative government - Toronto Star
- SCOTUS Strikes Down Overall Campaign Contribution Limits
- 5 LinkedIn Profile Mistakes Lawyers Make
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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