Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise
Law on Twitter for
Tuesday, November 11, 2014:
- South Korea captain in ferry disaster, crew members sentenced to lengthy terms
- Sick Kids says it will not review Motherisk hair analysis
- Law firms win honours as top employers and other legal moves and grooves
- Four ways the courts could better handle sexual assault cases
- Are law libraries still relevant?
- Legal battle involving Rolling Stones reaches Utah
- Disability lawyer wins election to Michigan Supreme Ct; will be first blind US state high court justice
- UK teacher who had sex with student changes Facebook status to ‘in a relationship’ - with the teen
- Violent crime drops again to 1970s level: FBI report
- Bungled Jian Ghomeshi investigation playing out at taxpayers' expense - Financial Post
- Legal Aid Ontario employee to pay $7,500 for intrusion upon seclusion
- Ex-Toronto Raptor Alvin Robertson facing San Antonio sexual assault and human trafficking charge
- Editorial:More doubts about reliability of hair evidence, experts
- Captain of sunken South Korean ferry awaits verdict
- Toronto lawyer Rocco Galati targeting federal appeal court vacancies | Metro
- Report: Canada Pension Board Maintains Two Dozen Shell Companies To Avoid Taxes
- Lawyer cites high-risk pregnancy in trial delay request; federal judge questions her travel plans
- Net neutrality: Obama wants to reclassify the Internet as a public utility
- Elysia Cherry, Legal Assistant
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