Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, May 20, 2014:- Common employer doctrine applied as successor company liable for dismissal of defunct company's employee
- ‘Most expensive divorce in history’: Russian oligarch ordered to pay more than $4.5 billion to ex-wife
- Canada-U.S. meat labelling row hears free speech arguments
- U.S. man who attempted to poison Obama with ricin sentenced to prison
- In California, Climate Issues Moved to Fore by Governor
- Ontario Appeal Win Means Non-LSUC Licensees Cannot Appear For Landlord Tenant Board Hearings
- N.B.A. Starts Clock on Donald Sterling’s Potential Ouster
- Oregon becomes 18th state to legalize gay marriage, weddings already begun
- Federal judge strikes Oregon’s same-sex marriage ban; 9th Circuit denies motion to stay order
- NYPD Commissioner-Turned-Felon Bernie Kerik Has a Message For Us Now That He's Been to Prison
- Trio of prominent lawyers seeking LSUC’s top elected job
- Ontario criminal lawyers rally around colleague sentenced to two years for smuggling drugs into Don Jail
- ‘F-cking bullsh-t’: Michigan teen fined $200 for swearing near a playground
- ‘Raging Bull’ copyright suit isn’t barred by doctrine of laches, SCOTUS rules
- New tax reporting requirements for Canadian internet-based businesses - Lexology
- Doug Ford Defends Comments About Youth Home 'Ruining' Neighbourhood
- Switzerland votes against world's highest minimum wage
- Swiss vote on world’s highest minimum wage: $25 an hour
- 7 reasons why you're probably going to read this list
- Justice Scalia: The Current Law School Model Is ‘Not Sustainable’
- Georgia woman sues town for banning sale of sex toys without a doctor’s prescription
- Draft Day at the Supreme Court: the Harper v. McLachlin feud explained | Vancouver Observer
- German court: Jesus doesn’t deserve copyright protection
- Non-conviction info routinely disclosed with police record checks: No charges, no trial, presumed guilty
- Firing squad 'most humane' way to kill somebody, says Utah lawmaker
- Humane Society, other groups to pay > $15 million over Ringling litigation
- Different Canadians stunned to learn they have police records, despite never being found guilty | Metro
- Canada court upholds extradition of 1980 synagogue bombing suspect | Haaretz
- Mom can be banned from ranting about her ex, kids on Facebook: Court
- EU President hopeful Martin Schulz urges checks on Google’s power
- Google says it needs weeks to devise plan to ‘forget’ people after European court ruling
- Rob Ford spotted in Gravenhurst, Bracebridge but his brother, lawyer say he's still in rehab
- Apple and Google End Patent Fights
- 420-to-go: Medical marijuana vending machines pop up around Canada
- Minnesota lawmakers approve limited legalization of medical marijuana
- Judge Orders U.S. to Stop Force-Feeding Syrian Held at Guantánamo
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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