140 Law - Legal Headlines for the Week of November 30, 2015

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

• Technology tips for the non-technology inclined lawyer
• Severance isn't based on ability to pay - Hamilton Spectator
• Ottawa reconsidering position on Omar Khadr’s case
• Lane Estate (BC)
• Breyer Sees Value in U.S. Supreme Court’s Looking to Foreign Law
• The New Bardal Factors May Just Be the Old Bardal Factors
• Planned Parenthood shooting suspect due in court
• Economic View: Student Debt in America: Lend With a Smile, Collect With a Fist
• Human smugglers who didn’t make money can’t be denied refugee status: SCC
• Lawyer wins new discpline hearing due to disclosure problems
• Baffling decision on criminal compensation leads to new hearing
• LCBO should have pot monopoly, too: union boss
• Mike Duffy trial: Senator's friend Gerald Donohue returns to testify
• Bob Paulson, RCMP boss, wants warrantless access to online subscriber info
• Guilty verdict in Florida Facebook killing
• Canada: New Ontario employment laws in effect for temporary and foreign workers
• Chicago cop charged with murder for shooting black teen 16 times
• Cash crunch no excuse for cut severance for axed employees, court rules - CBC.ca
• Ontario to allow use of medical marijuana in public places - CityNews
• Ontario judges no longer ‘pushovers’ in securities class actions
• Federal judge taken off all cases over handling of rape trial - The Globe and Mail
• Medical marijuana users get OK from Ontario government to vaporize anywhere - CBC.ca
• Hire the right fit the first time
• Sears Canada Inc faces another $100-million class action lawsuit from its dealers

- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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