Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of January 10, 2022

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of January 10, 2022 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• How one B.C. woman’s fall in a roadside snowbank could push Toronto to get serious about sidewalk snow clearing
  

• Ontario moves school online, closes indoor dining and gyms as part of sweeping new COVID-19 measures
  

• Ontario court awards $107M to families of Flight PS752 victims
  

• Prince Andrew accuser 2009 settlement with Jeffrey Epstein released
  

• Trump, his children subpoenaed by New York attorney general in family business investigation
  

• Why that 9 p.m. email from the boss is making you sick. And how Ontario’s ‘Right to Disconnect’ law could help
  

• Calls grow for inmate releases as COVID-19 caseloads climb in jails and prisons
  

• Merrick Garland Vows to Pursue Jan. 6 Inquiry ‘at Any Level’
  

• Attorney general on Capitol attack: 'The actions we have taken thus far will not be our last'
  

• Judge gives ‘Nirvana Baby’ ‘one last opportunity’ to revive lawsuit over child porn, trafficking claims
  

• Louisiana governor pardons plaintiff in landmark Supreme Court racial segregation case
  

• Judge slams US Capitol rioter's request to take Jamaican vacation
  

• Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers say they want new trial after juror says he was sexually abused as a child
  

• Podcaster who lost hate-defamation suit claims he fled across U.S. border after being ‘marked for death’ in Canada
  

• Quebec hospitals overwhelmed and it's only going to get worse, health officials say
  

• Keurig Canada fined $3 million for misleading claims over coffee pod recycling
  

• SCOTUS hears arguments on Biden vaccine and testing mandates
  

• USFamily Courts Enforcing Vaccines
  

• Appeals court sees little urgency in speeding up challenge to Texas abortion ban after contentious hearing

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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