Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, September 24, 2013:- Lawyers among those who paid for fake online reviews; probe leads to settlements with companies
- Illinois judge fines Orland Park Patch editor $300 daily for refusal to reveal sources
- Link rot in SCOTUS decisions documented; half don’t go to original material
- Update: Lawyer Does Not Check Fax Machine and Costs Client $100,000 – Upheld by Court of Appeal
- Alberta pensioner’s home declared ‘embassy’ by ‘sovereign citizen’
- Imprisoned Pussy Riot member declares hunger strike
- Omar Khadr: Supporters turn out for court appearance
- BlackBerry to be sold to group led by Fairfax Financial
- ‘Baddest’ Lawyer in Jersey Gets Life in Prison
- Ten Commandments statue outside US Supreme Court toppled by vandals
- Robyn Urback: Here, Ontario — Have some more law school grads
- Asked to Swear an Affidavit to Support a Former Criminal Client’s Appeal? Call Your E&O Insurer
- Ex-Supreme Court of Canada judge to back Quebec values charter - Toronto Star
- New York State Cracks Down on Fake Online Reviews
- TD Bank pays $52.5M fine over US charges tied to Ponzi scam
- Kentucky Court: Spousal privilege doesn’t apply to woman in same-sex partner’s murder trial
- Google launches online archive of world’s constitutions
- September 2013 | The Law Society of Upper Canada
- Closing arguments due in Michael Jackson’s family’s suit against tour promoter
- Ontario Anti-Wind Forces Claim Turbines Cause Health Problems, Refuse To Provide Medical Records
- Illinois lawyer accused of faking illness to avoid court; ethics complaint says he didn’t vomit
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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