Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, October 15, 2014:- Wise Law Blog: Heckling the Home Team: Off-Duty Conduct and Dismissal for Cause
- Wise Law Blog: Are You "Just Happy to See Me," or Looking to Get Fired
- A Beginners Guide to Law Firm Video – Pt 2: Choosing Topics for Your Firm’s Videos
- A Fast-Food Non-Compete Clause
- Five elements of assisted suicide case being heard Wednesday at Supreme Court
- Torture and the limits of sovereign immunity: Kazemi Estate v Islamic Republic of Iran
- Dropbox passwords posted online
- Noncompete Clauses for US Fast Food Workers?
- Where employment agreements and Copyright Act collide
- NC Dental Regulatory Case Against Unlicensed Teeth-Whitening Clinics Appears to Trouble US Supreme Court
- Oshawa mayoral candidate charged with harassment twice | The Toronto Star
- Association with radicalized friend landed ‘naïve’ man with terror conviction: psychologist
- Texas abortion clinics can reopen
- New statutory leaves for Ontario employees effective October 29
- After death threats, feminist speaker has to cancel talk because of Utah’s open carry laws
- Supreme Court of Canada wrestles with Quebec municipality's public prayer case
- Calif. atheist awarded $2 million after being re-jailed for refusing faith-based rehab
- Just Explain It: The true cost of Ontario speeding tickets
- Senator Brazeau arrested again
- Converse Sues to Protect Its Chuck Taylor All Stars
- Exchange of confidential info needed for conflict: judge
- Aaron's Rental Firm To Pay $24.8M To Settle Claims They Spied On Customer Computers
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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