Friday, June 29, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
PC Ontario Fund v. Essensa, 2012 ONCA 453 http://bit.ly/L2kbcp Ct dismisses appeal in Working Families Coalition case. #olp #onpoli
Guard falls on bayonet during Parliament Hill parade http://bit.ly/L2jKyT suffered serious injuries after accidentally stabbing himself
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Anne-Marie Slaughter: Why Women [Lawyers] Still Can’t Have It All http://bit.ly/MtQpJb aka a terrible signal to younger generations of women
Apple v. Motorola Case Finally Concluded. We Hope. http://bit.ly/MOvcLZ Will Posner J's ruling lead to more stringent Daubert hearings?
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Law Schools Take From 99% to Give to 1% http://bit.ly/MKdJRq To increase LSAT medians they shift scholarships from need to merit-based
Monday, June 18, 2012
FunnyJunk's lawyer sues American Cancer Society and National Wildlife Federation http://bit.ly/N0B6af via @LisaDiValentino
Catastrophic awards are booming http://bit.ly/N0rWKS FCC and cost of guardianship and management fees reflect increases.
Personal injury firms shun jingles, ‘slick messages’ in new campaign http://bit.ly/N0kEXw Top firms form a Personal Injury Alliance
The Role of Fathers in Childhood Development http://bit.ly/Lrzdrx Thank your father for the persistence you have developed in your life!
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Access is a right that belongs to the child http://ping.fm/MdOHe My letter in the National Post today, questioning legal reform in UK.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Who Cheats the Most? http://bit.ly/LswlWI Can the legal job market explain why male lawyers have dropped on this list?
Waldman v. Thomson Reuters Corporation http://bit.ly/McQizI Leave to Appeal denied (written reasons)
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Alghaithy v. University of Ottawa, 2012 ONSC 3172 http://bit.ly/M1CZWR Court awards $25,000 in costs in the Saudi physician case vs UofO
The Lip-Dub Divorce Proposal http://bit.ly/M1atVe
Her husband signed up for an anniversary dinner, but got a lousy divorce proposal instead
Her husband signed up for an anniversary dinner, but got a lousy divorce proposal instead
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
New LSUC Family Law Website http://bit.ly/L7XdQs Portal provides links to important resources and websites.
The Rich-poor divide in Toronto’s hospitals http://bit.ly/KFsowG very low-income people using parts of health system in greatest crisis
Cop dies during 3-way sex; widow wins $3M lawsuit http://ping.fm/S3RE3 Bonus: Wife wasn't involved in threesome.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Turtle Divorce Moves Slowly
http://bit.ly/KCv4ej Can we _not_ do it the way these guys do it on the Discovery Channel?
http://bit.ly/KCv4ej Can we _not_ do it the way these guys do it on the Discovery Channel?
Hosting a Divorce Party http://bit.ly/KATFjG Now you can end your marriage with celebrations instead of lamentations.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Canadian Class Action Over Facebook's IPO http://bit.ly/Ktwr0K This action targets Facebook specifically.
Harper has new opposition http://bit.ly/LpRjau conservatives offended by his hostility, indifference, to environment, democratic tradition.
Friday, June 8, 2012
‘Judge Judy’ Tops Daytime Ratings In First Year Post-Oprah http://bit.ly/LuR1RZ Seems there is a market for legal shows (loosely defined)
NALP confirms: New low for law school employment rates http://ping.fm/Y2vRr one of the lasting legacies of the recession
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Criminal Charges in Family Law Cases http://bit.ly/Mdnwjn Are domestic abuse claims being abused? Will the IDV court help this situation?
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Blackwell: Emphasis on oil sands called a ‘historic mistake for Canada’ http://bit.ly/KwqggI #cdnpoli
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Department of Justice Report on Spousal Support http://bit.ly/Kf0LvV Read the entire Executive Summary here.
Monday, June 4, 2012
#UWOLaw sets up an award for law student who died. http://bit.ly/LsMfkk Kanika Suri was a 2012 grad articling at Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP
Sunday, June 3, 2012
DOJ Report Indicate SSAGs Are Working http://bit.ly/KVZxa2 Looks like the advisory guidelines are here to stay.