Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, June 2, 2014:- Legal Tender: A case for the defence in small claims court
- California Senate approves labels for sugary drinks warning of obesity, diabetes and tooth decay
- Lawyers, ‘experts’, cashing in when auto insurance claims go to court | SHANOFF
- Ontario’s minimum wage jumps to $11 Sunday
- NSA intercepting ‘millions of images per day’ for use in targeted facial recognition program
- How Google Will Allow Europeans to Be Forgotten
- US House Passes Historic Bill Blocking Raids On Medical Marijuana Operations
- Virginia atheist couple: Court-appointed officiant told us we had no right to get married
- B.C. lawyers to appeal costs order against them
- Lawsuits for mental pain becoming more common
- Donald Sterling ruled ‘mentally incapacitated’ by experts
- Ornge air ambulance service faces 17 Canada Labour Code charges
- Donald Sterling to sue NBA after estranged wife’s $2 billion deal to sell L.A. Clippers
- Mayor Rob Ford to return by Canada Day, brother says
- Security video shows Rob Ford after hours on alleged party nights
- MacKay wants consensus with Quebec on Supreme Court judge - Macleans.ca
- Facebook will appeal ruling permitting Vancouver woman's class action lawsuit
- Stan Lee Media hopes to ensnare rights to ‘Spider-Man’ in U.S. litigation web
- How to fight back on climate: $2.9 million fracking damage award in Texas
- Canadian-funded Windsor-Detroit bridge project wins U.S. courtroom battle
- Facebook class action lawsuit over privacy concerns launched by Vancouver woman
- Internet phenom plans to launch software this summer "to replace lawyers with code."
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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