Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, July 18, 2013:- Failure to ask employee about questionable expenses prior to termination means no just cause
- House Republicans reject proposal to ban gun sales to suspected terrorists
- Judge blocks ‘unmistakably religious’ monument in southern California
- US Supreme Court’s Guide for Oral Argument
- Retirees win class-action suit over benefits against General Motors - Globe and Mail
- Lawyer’s demand-letter threat to reveal sexual liaisons was not extortion, appellate court says
- Stores Tracking Our Cell Phones
- On Zimmerman and Trayvon, We Need To Start Talking About Guns, Too | New Republic
- Edmonton gore website owner charged over video in Magnotta case
- Ontario Establishes New Minimum Wage Advisory Panel - Government of Ontario News
- Get Over Your Fear of the Internet, US Appeals Judge Richard Posner Tells Peers
- Shoppers Drug Mart Franchisees' Class Action lawsuit update
- US judge OKs feds’ $5B suit against Standard & Poor’s, blasts ‘troubling’ defense of ‘puffery’
- First Nations '60's scoop' lawsuit heads to trial - CBC.ca
- Queen Elizabeth II gives royal assent’ to bill legalizing same-sex marriage in Britain
- Millions of U.S. license plates tracked and stored – and it’s not just government agencies
- Marriage Equality Comes To England And Wales
- Experiments on human "subjects"
- Eliminating Racial Disparity in the Criminal Justice System
- GM Canada wrong to cut benefits of some retired workers, Ontario court rules
- Microsoft seeks review of gag order on NSA spying info
- Your cell phone helps stores spy on you
- Toronto cop disciplined for posing as flood victim
- ACLU sues state of Montana over benefits for gay couples (Lee Enterprises/Associated Press)
- Mentoring Real Estate Lawyers
- What’s the value of a law degree? $1M in a lifetime, report says
- The rise of the sole practitioner
- Elysia Cherry, Legal Assistant
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