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Site Map for April 2012
Date
Title
30 Apr 2012
Monday, April 30, 2012
30 Apr 2012
Government sued over duty to consult
30 Apr 2012
Letter: Time to change LSUC name
30 Apr 2012
Social Justice: Charter s. 11(b) shouldn’t apply to speeding offences
30 Apr 2012
Editorial: Victim surcharges needed change
30 Apr 2012
Case to consider lawyer’s fiduciary duty to client he had ‘spousal relationship’ with
30 Apr 2012
All eyes on Nortel privilege ruling this week
30 Apr 2012
Courts grappling with third-party releases
30 Apr 2012
Data met definition of “personal information” but fell under one of enumerated exceptions
30 Apr 2012
Publication done without consent of respondent
30 Apr 2012
Minister tendered proposed legislation without conducting consultation
30 Apr 2012
Refusing to order respondents to file application record did not prejudice commissioner
30 Apr 2012
Notification conveyed impression that appellant won grand prize
30 Apr 2012
Causal and material connection between irregularity and outcome of vote
30 Apr 2012
Many aspects of officer’s evidence not articulated in his notes
30 Apr 2012
No reasonable and probable grounds for concluding strip search necessary
23 Apr 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
23 Apr 2012
Government changes rules to attract new entrants
23 Apr 2012
The Dirt: $40,000 parrot a red herring for condo law
23 Apr 2012
Editorial: Stop playing games on anti-bullying bill
23 Apr 2012
LSUC raps lawyer who sued judges
23 Apr 2012
Family law case to feature testimony via Skype
23 Apr 2012
Should LSUC change its name?
16 Apr 2012
Early resolution a developing area for class actions
16 Apr 2012
Immigration lawyers reeling
16 Apr 2012
Charter remains a living tree 30 years on
16 Apr 2012
Editorial: Dramatic immigration reforms necessary
16 Apr 2012
New coaching program ‘really filling a gap’
16 Apr 2012
Monday, April 16, 2012
16 Apr 2012
LAO services on track
16 Apr 2012
The Hill: What’s Kenney’s beef with lawyers?
16 Apr 2012
Arbitrators can't erase previous offers
16 Apr 2012
Court had previously rejected ongoing lawsuit ascause for deferral
16 Apr 2012
Court found evidence of accused’s mother totally unbelievable
16 Apr 2012
Fees of $811,563 fair and reasonable
16 Apr 2012
Proposed fee of 15% of net settlement generally fair
16 Apr 2012
Alleged cause of action arose from warden’s decision not to let inmate run for office
16 Apr 2012
Court found officer’s testimony just barely sufficient evidence to make out service
09 Apr 2012
Monday, Apil 9, 2012
09 Apr 2012
Canada moving slowly on innovation of legal services
09 Apr 2012
FSCO in hot water over mediation delay
09 Apr 2012
Social Justice: Time to reform treatment of medical negligence cases
09 Apr 2012
Lawyer in hot water over paralegal’s theft
09 Apr 2012
Budget leaves government lawyers ‘holding our collective breath’
09 Apr 2012
Segal eager to join defence firm following ‘good run’ at AG
02 Apr 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
02 Apr 2012
To bifurcate or not to bifurcate
02 Apr 2012
Speaker's Corner: Amato v. Welsh
02 Apr 2012
Editorial: Hold off on lawyers’ call for tax hikes
02 Apr 2012
Who are the top public-sector legal earners?
02 Apr 2012
Social equality
02 Apr 2012
Winkler lectures bar about access to justice
02 Apr 2012
Murray Segal leaving public sector
02 Apr 2012
Plaintiff’s mental health issues did not impede ability to bring claim earlier
02 Apr 2012
Depriving respondent of ability to use judge’s findings of fact could deprive him of substantive rights
02 Apr 2012
ISPs do not carry on “broadcasting undertakings” by providing access through Internet
02 Apr 2012
Disclosing records to commissioner does not amount to revealing them
02 Apr 2012
Accused’s minimal resistance to unlawful arrest not unreasonable
02 Apr 2012
Exposing children to variety of religious facts does not constitute infringement of rights
02 Apr 2012
Judge’s inferences reasonable and entitled to deference
02 Apr 2012
Officer failed to appreciate true nature of risks applicants faced