Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for the week of January 11, 2016:- Can You Trust Online Ratings of Lawyers?
- Your Kids Care About Their Dad More Than Child Support
- Ottawa's longest-serving judge bids farewell to the bench - Ottawa Citizen
- Abortion advocates to sue for access on P.E.I.
- Legalizing pot in Canada will run afoul of global treaties, Trudeau warned
- Trump plays the Canadian birther card on Ted Cruz
- Feature: How the Daily Fantasy Sports Industry Turns Fans Into Suckers
- Using Internet Explorer? You have to upgrade to IE 11 by Tuesday
- Foul-mouthed ex-soldier could face prison time for insulting officer
- Guatemalan Judge in FIFA Corruption Case Is Released on $4 Million Bond
- Mom of 'affluenza' teen to be arraigned for allegedly helping son flee Texas
- Marco Muzzo to plead guilty in crash that killed three children and grandfather
- Uber threatened in Quebec with class-action suit over New Year’s rates
- The Top 10 Canadian legal ethics stories of 2015
- Call for nominations: 2016 Law Society Awards
- Los Angeles County prosecutors reject Cosby sex charges
- Michigan Senate Passes Bill Allowing Termination of Rapist's Parental Rights
- Judge shot outside Austin home seeks answers about threat
- Sean Penn’s secret interview with ‘El Chapo’ helped lead to his capture, authorities say
- Liberals aim to balance national security with rights and freedoms in Bill C-51 revamp
- Ontario correctional workers give up right to strike to reach deal - CBC.ca
- Court upholds $118-million award against negligent Livent auditor Deloitte
- Privilege, authority, and sex on tap for SCC’s winter session
- LSAC reports law school applicants up 0.7% and applications down 2.3% compared to last year
- Lawyers Uneducated About Technology
- Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore is massively resisting marriage equality again
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk & Office Manager
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