140 Law - Leading Legal Headlines for the Week of July 20, 2015

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Windows 10 Signifies Microsoft’s Shift in Strategy
• SCC to Rule on Dismissal Without Cause Regime Under the Canada Labour Code.
• 72 charges filed against Toronto UberX drivers as city moves towards regulation
• Women underrepresented in lead trial lawyer positions, ABA study reports
• Christie Blatchford: Ruling in Twitter harassment trial could have enormous fallout for free speech
• Ezra Levant’s ‘crazy town’ newspaper column leads to law society hearing
• Court rejects CRA's ‘astonishing’ attempt to tax uncollectable Ponzi scheme debt
• Dismissal without Cause under the Canada Labour Code heads to the SCC
• ABA addresses ‘destabilizing loss of public confidence’ in criminal justice in joint statement
• Toronto support worker arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting 95-year-old with Alzheimer’s
• Ontario cabinet minister sends Globe and Mail a notice of libel
• What Marriage Equality Means for Transgender Rights - The New York Times
• Options for Implementing Carter: One Lawyer’s Unique Perspective on the Landmark SCC Decision
• Ontario mom in messy custody case wins in court but still faces battle
• Kelowna lawyer involved in Ponzi scheme disbarred
• Winnipeg law office explosion victim home, posts picture and message - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca
• Ontario including sexual harassment in OHSA - Canadian Occupational Safety
• Harper government to launch long-promised consultation on assisted dying
• ‘These are young people who made mistakes': Obama first sitting U.S. president to visit federal prison
• Federal victim surcharge bound for Supreme Court, defence lawyers say - CTV News
• Colorado shooter James Holmes found guilty in 2012 theatre massacre that left 12 dead
• Ezra Levant cited by Law Society of Alta over ‘inappropriate’ column criticizing human rights commission

- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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