Originally posted 2010-11-18 18:43:33. Republished by Blog Post Promoter I wrote this in the New Jersey Law Journal last week. Op-edHands Off Blogs Mandatory disclosure of payment to bloggers runs counter to free expression By Ronald D. ColemanNew Jersey Law JournalJanuary 26, 2007 No one is free from bias of some sort or another,…
Timing! I keep blogging about timing because it is one of the biggest problems for real estate transactions. Issues with timing are hugely stressful; they are the most common reason for an increased legal account. And, no one likes to pay more in legal fees than they thought they were going to have to pay!…
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Experiencing a serious illness or injury can be life-changing, especially when it impacts your ability to work. Long-term disability (LTD) benefits act as a financial safety net for Canadians during these challenging times. Whether provided through group insurance plans, private disability policies, or the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), LTD benefits help individuals maintain financial stability…
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By Maria Gevorgyan, Central European University In recent years, pushbacks, the practice of forcibly returning asylum seekers without access to legal procedures, have become a central issue in European border politics. On 12 February 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR or Court) Grand Chamber heard three landmark pushback cases at the Belarus…
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As digital technologies continue to permeate every facet of modern life, cybersecurity and data privacy have emerged as defining legal challenges of the 21st century. From state-sponsored cyberattacks to private-sector data breaches and government surveillance, these issues demand a coherent and constitutionally grounded response. In the United States, however, the legal architecture addressing cybersecurity and…
Ontario issued over 3,000 targeted invitations to apply (ITAs) under various streams of the Employer Job Offer category. These draws aim to support regional economic development, fill labour shortages, and prioritize key sectors like healthcare. Key Highlights of the June 3, 2025 Draws 1. Eastern Ontario Targeted Draw – 334 Invitations Ontario invited candidates with…
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The Supreme Court’s last term was marked by more than a few disturbing developments. Among the most consequential was the Republican justices’ slow and steady legitimization of the Trump administration’s de-legitimization campaign against the lower federal courts – a trend that includes, but also goes beyond, last week’s ruling in Trump v. CASA. In several…
Welcome to our first Newsround for July. What do we have for you? A new Decent Homes Standard consultation launched There was an original consultation carried out in 2022. However, as the decent homes standard (DHS) is now going to apply to the Private Rented Sector a new consultation has now been launched. A good…
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In Caminero v Michael Flynn, Esq., PLLC 2025 NY Slip Op 03701 Decided on June 18, 2025 Appellate Division, Second Department it is pled that the attorney allowed the case to be dismissed, with prejudice for failure to prosecute an injury claim against the MTA by one of its police officers. Attorney defends by saying…
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It’s becoming a truth universally acknowledged that when a gTLD sees a growth spike it’s because the registry is running a promo and tens of thousands of machine-generated junk domains have been registered. That certainly seems to be true for June’s biggest growers. The gTLDs the grew the fastest last month were .watch, .yachts, .autos,…
