Below are links to blog posts or articles authored by the Ottawa legal community through the first half of April.
Civil Litigation
It’s time to open the civil litigation door for sexual assault victims
– Sherif Rizk, Codified Law Blog
It’s Official: Distracted Driving Is Just As Dangerous As Impaired Driving
– Frank Van Dyke, Van Dyke Injury Law Blog
Could “Hot Tubbing” Bring Fairness to Personal Injury Claims in both Tort and Accident Benefits?
– Frank Van Dyke, Van Dyke Injury Law Blog
Changes ahead for Accident Benefits Dispute Resolution
– Frank Van Dyke, Van Dyke Injury Law Blog
Compensation from one, several or all
– David Hollingsworth, The Lawyers Weekly
Occupiers’ Liability for Unmarked Hazards
– Danesh Rana, Burke-Robertson LLP
Corporate Law
USAs and Corporate Law: Letting Friends Stay Friends
– Gordon B. Greenwood, Maclaren Corlett LLP
Crowdfunding those benjamins!
– André Martin, Mann Lawyers
Criminal Law
Tasked with change: finding solutions to the Ottawa jail
– Anne-Marie McElroy, McElroy Law
March Criminal Law Round-up
– Anne-Marie McElroy, McElroy Law
My Brain Made Me Do It: Neuroscience & Criminal Law
– Anne-Marie McElroy, McElroy Law
Constitutional Jurisdiction – Confirmed
– Dallas Mack, Mack’s Criminal Law
Realistically Dangerous
– Louise Tansey, Mack’s Criminal Law
Some Is All You Need
– Louise Tansey, Mack’s Criminal Law
Marijuana production conviction for selling gardening supplies in Ontario?
– Brett McGarry, McGarry Law
Private Member’s Bills: Torture Abhors a Vacuum
– Michael Spratt
Justice Lauzon calls out the bail system
– Miriam Martin, Avant Law LLP
Employment & Labour Law
Uber and the Sharing Model – An Update
– Alison McEwen, The Workplace Matters
Diverse Workforces are an Important Key to Success
– Karine Dion, The Workplace Matters
Why Restaurants Need to Get Rid of Sexist Workplace Uniform Policies
– Alison McEwen, The Workplace Matters