Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, September 12, 2014:- “Former intern drops lawsuit against David Letterman”
- Manicure, spa and tattoo health violations disclosed
- Oscar Pistorius found not guilty of murder but verdict still pending on culpable homicide
- Ottawa man whose car virtually disappeared down a highway sinkhole suing city for half-a-million dollars
- An Employment Law Puzzle: On Condonation, Pay Cuts, Consideration, and Waivers
- Part of Harper government’s tougher sentencing laws ruled unconstitutional
- 6 key points from the judge's remarks at the Oscar Pistorius trial
- Lac-Megantic prelim hearing date for 3 accused set in January
- Craft the right message to stand out from crowd - for law firms
- Crown rules out further charges in Lac-Mégantic disaster
- Sears class-action lawsuit to proceed
- LinkedIn for Dummies Lawyers Part 2: Building Your LinkedIn Network
- Government’s Threat of Daily Fine for Yahoo Shows Aggressive Push for Data
- We should all wish Toronto Mayor Rob Ford a full recovery: Editorial
- Torture in Mexico ‘out of control,’ Amnesty International says
- Winnipeg man who kidnapped his kids and hid them in Mexico sentenced to four years
- Colorado activists push for pot edibles to have packaging standards implemented by 2016
- Roberta Bondar, former astronaut, to Roberta Bondar, rock band: Stop confusing people
- St. Louis grand jury weighs charges against officer who shot and killed Michael Brown
- ‘I don’t need to be saved,’ male sex worker tells Senate committee
- California judge fines Hewlett-Packard $59 million for bribing Russian officials
- The Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in the Information Age: R v Spencer
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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