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- US Supreme Court Overrules Alabama Court, Restores Visitation Rights to Lesbian Adoptive Mother
- Doctor Identities May Be Kept Secret In Ontario Doctor-Assisted Death Case: Superior Court Judge
- Law Graduate Gets Her Day in California Court, Suing Law School for Inflating Employment Data
- Toronto defence lawyer to be tried again for drug smuggling
- Hulk sex video trial throws up salacious details but has serious privacy implications
- Tenants awarded $30,000 by Ontario Human Rights Tribunal over vulgar posters
- Ontario government to clamp down on vaping and medical marijuana
- End use of solitary for mentally ill inmates, prison watchdog urges
- 'Hockey to me is my religion': Man fights to wear Oilers cap in driver's licence photo
- US Federal Agents Raid Christie’s, Seizing 2 Ancient Sculptures
- Free legal help for workplace violations comes to Jane-Finch - Toronto Star
- 'Vexatious litigant' Thomas Percy Tupper turned down by Supreme Court of Canada - CBC.ca
- Tip Protection For Servers – New Changes To The Ontario Employment Standards Act.
- CFL accused of violating Ontario labour law by not paying interns minimum wage
- Contractual Termination Clause Found Unenforceable - Lexology (registration)
- US Senate Republicans Stand by Refusal to Consider Any Supreme Court Nominee
- Trump on his losing lawsuit: “I did it to make his life miserable, which I’m happy about.
- Ontario Human Rights Commission’s Policy Position on Gender-Specific Dress Codes
- Daughter to seek SCC leave for allegedly racist bequest
- Ammon Bundy, others face new charges in Oregon standoff
- Lawyer: 'Pawn Stars' star to fight felony drug, gun charges
- Ontario Law Society Announces 2016 Award Recipients/ - Canada NewsWire (press release)
- Canada's Supreme Court agrees to hear Arctic seismic testing case opposed by Inuit
- Facebook 'sponsored stories' case will be heard by Supreme Court - CBC.ca
- 2016-2017 Reports on Plans and Priorities for Canadian Judiciary
- It's not you, it's me: Can an employee suddenly break up with you?
- Are you listening? - Ontario's new Occupational Health and Safety Act Noise Regulation
- Women leaving criminal law practice in alarming numbers - CBC.ca
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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