Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, June 5, 2013:- Credit card class actions against banks put constitutional issue before Supreme Court of Canada
- No cheating! Lifestyle clauses gain popularity in prenups
- Ex-Murdoch editor Brooks pleads not guilty in U.K. phone hacking trial
- Was judge senile in death penalty case? 9th Circuit dissenter sees ‘painfully obvious’ incompetence
- Kentucky bar president calls recent lawyer suicides ‘disproportionate’ and ‘disconcerting’
- Are in-House Lawyers Influenced by Social Media?
- Threat to strangle Public defender leads to ethics charges against judge; did stroke affect his ‘filter’?
- Ottawa blocks Telus takeover of Mobilicity
- » HRTO Takes More Measured Approach to Reinstatement and Lost Wages
- » Can you get human rights damages when you haven’t been discriminated against?
- » Is there a Right to Representation in a Workplace Investigation?
- B.C. lawyer disbarred after convictions for public mischief, fabricating evidence
- UK Court Rules 7-Word Tweet by Speaker's Wife Libeled Lord
- Changes to the Law Society of Upper Canada CPD Requirements
- Judge accepts insanity plea in Colorado theater massacre trial
- Rob Ford, Toronto Mayor, Singlehandedly Makes Canadian Politics Interesting Again | TIME
- SLAPP Suits: Ontario Introduces Bill To Crack Down On Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation
- Gawker reports Rob Ford alleged crack video may be 'gone'
- Chat with lawyer neighbor leads to constitutional case over $600 city ‘weed’ fine
- Separation agreement scam introduced by fake law firm Franklin Pirsch & Associates
- US Supreme Court OKs DNA swab of people under arrest
- Colorado theatre shootings: Judge accepts plea of not guilty by reason of insanity
- How to deal with bullies? Fine their parents
- Brian Burke case: Defamation law applies online, too - Winnipeg Free Press
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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