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Supreme Court of Canada Decision: Labour Relations
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Supreme Court of Canada Decision: Immigration and Habeas Corpus
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Washington Court Finds Decision Not to Retire Is Substantial Change Supporting Modification of Spousal Maintenance
Once a Washington divorce decree is issued, a maintenance award can only be modified by the court when the party seeking the modification shows a substantial change in circumstances. A fact unknown to the trial court or an unanticipated fact … Continue reading
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Supreme Court of Canada Decision: Trial in Language of Accused
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Illinois Appellate Court Affirms Jury Verdict Ruling that Defendant Doctor’s Closing Argument Comments Did Not Cause Substantial Prejudice
After Ernestine Wilson’s 23-year-old son Brian Curry died from a saddle pulmonary embolism (a blood clot that blocked the large pulmonary artery straddling his lungs), she sued emergency room physician Dr. Eric Moon and Chicago’s St. Bernard Hospital. She claimed … Continue reading →