140 Law - Legal Headlines for Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, April 9, 2014:

• Here's everything you need to know about the Heartbleed web security flaw
• Auditors won’t let Livent decision stand without a fight | Financial Post
• Male strippers caused emotional distress to nursing home resident, suit alleges
• Reasonable notice and the older worker
• Tips Tuesday
• Ontario’s Court Filing System Needs Fixing
• LSUC Notice: CPD Requirement late fee
• Windows XP support ends: Why this could be trouble for some
• Oscar Pistorius tells about fatal shooting and ‘the moment that everything changed’
• A Story from ABA TECHSHOW
• Newsroom : New Judges Appointed to the Ontario Court of Justice
• Brooklyn DA Moves To Free Man After Long-Buried Evidence Surfaces | Crooks and Liars
• Ontario Judge Strongly Pushes for Greater Use of Technology in Courts and Orders E-Trial
• EU’s top court says data law tramples on privacy rights
• Motion Picture Association of America sues defunct Megaupload website over piracy
• Hamilton man to face historic fourth trial for murder
• Canada to amend PIPEDA with the Digital Privacy Act
• Lev Tahor children denied Passover visit - Toronto Star
• Ontario Catholic schools cannot require students to attend Mass, court rules - Catholic Culture
• More work needed to achieve gender equality: Supreme Court chief justice
• Judge upholds police search of protesters during G20 weekend
• Ontario appeal court hears battle over citizenship oath to the Queen | CTV News
• U.S. Fines General Motors $28,000 for Not Cooperating With Ignition Flaw Inquiry
• Ontario’s unpaid internship crackdown leads to closure of Toronto Life, The Walrus programs
• Windows XP support still available for a fee - for some
• Is your firm considering cloud computing? Check out our new practice note

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