Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, November 14, 2014:- LCBO close to deals for grocery store kiosks in Toronto, Mississauga, London
- Privatization of Justice: Balancing Efficiency and Access to Justice
- Supreme Court of Canada imposes general duty of good faith in contract performance
- US Supreme Court allows Kansas same-sex marriages to proceed; two justices dissent
- Coffee fight brews as Keurig pod complaint goes to Competition Bureau
- Florida threatens married gay couple: Change your names back or lose your drivers licenses
- Discrimination a daily reality for visible minority lawyers in Ontario, report ... - Toronto Star
- NDP proposes Parliament Hill harassment policy
- Today’s Tech: How A Personal Injury Lawyer Uses His Android Tablet
- SCC establishes duty of honesty between contracting parties
- Women create family-friendly law practice: Goar
- Argentine court summons Justin Bieber over alleged club assault
- Ex-wife of oil magnate calls $1 billion divorce award too small
- Brooklyn family members charged with defrauding banks of $20 million in alleged "prince or pauper" scam
- New Jersey Assembly passes ‘death with dignity’ bill, Gov. Christie vows veto
- Bieber threatened with arrest by Argentina court
#YouKnowHerName highlights anger over handling of high-profile Halifax child porn case- Ex-Executive Donald Blankenship Is Indicted in Disaster at Coal Mines
- Legal loopholes allow adopted children to be given away online
- Ex-CEO of West Virginia mine that blew up in 2010, killing 29, indicted on federal mine safety charges
- Supreme Ct of Canada to hear BC man's Charter case over 27 years in prison after wrongful conviction for sex assaults
- DOJ Sends Dozens of Prosecutors Abroad to Help Prosecute Terrorists
- Dragon Dictate & Dragon for the Mac
- Pastor backs gay couple’s discrimination complaint against him after church bans same-sex marriages
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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