140Law: Legal Headlines for the week of November 28, 2016

Here are this week's leading legal news stories from Wise Law on Twitter.

• Reasonable Doubt: legal aid in Ontario is far from perfect 

• Here are our top 7 tips for getting fired like a pro.

• Lawyer who lost case because of bathroom break wins an appeal

• Mitch Kowalski: University of Calgary warms up Canada’s first family law incubator

• Upcoming speech by Jian Ghomeshi's lawyer sparks debate - Toronto Star

• Donald Trump Drops Threat of New Hillary Clinton Investigation

• Randall Barrs, Toronto lawyer shot in September, speaks for 1st time since shooting - CBC.ca

• Employers Need "Reasonable Basis" To Allege Just Cause

• Lawyers representing pro wrestlers escape sanctions; two suits are tossed

• UAE drops extramarital sex charges against woman who reported rape - Toronto Star

• Stein, liberals seek US voting hack investigation

• NJ woman with severe eating disorder wins right to refuse forced feedings

• Getting It Right: Formal Requirements for Your Last Will and Testament

• Is Your Website in Need of a Makeover? Excellent read from

• Dividing and Equalizing Marital Property in Ontario

• #LawClerksCorner: Increase in Ontario Civil Filing Fees

• SCC decision reaffirms protection of solicitor-client privilege

• Green Party files for recount in Wisconsin

• Ontario SPCA charges Marineland with 5 counts of animal cruelty

• Dylann Roof Found Competent for Trial in Charleston Church Killings

• CFL commissioner refuses to admit link between football and degenerative brain disease

• Wells Fargo tries to kill fake account lawsuit

• New Toronto courthouse will likely look different from others

• Marie Henein-haters part of a worrying trend: DiManno - Toronto Star

• Province OK with Toronto road tolls . . . if city council approves

• Supreme Court Renders Landmark Privacy decision in Royal Bank of Canada v. Trang - Lexology

• Lawyers' mental health, addiction issues have 'enormous' impact on society - CBC.ca

• Vexatious litigant continues to have her days in Ontario's courts - MetroNews Canada

• The Way Back Play Back on Canada’s Supreme Court Judges

• Calls to amend Quebec Civil Code mount in wake of Jehovah's Witness death

• Toronto convicts first Airbnb owner over zoning violation

• Federal Liberals’ new vaping bill targets kids, smokers hoping to quit

• California’s Bar Exam Passage Rate Reaches 32-Year Low

• All marriage commissioners must perform same-sex wedding, Manitoba judge rules - National Post

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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