The end of summer often signals a return to routine, which can mean an uptick in vehicle traffic and the headaches that come with it. As roads in Ontario become more congested, the chances of car accidents and incidents related to distracted driving tend to rise. It’s crucial during these times to stay vigilant and…
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Jusino v. FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC TEACHERS, INC., 2024 NY Slip Op 50315, – Sup Ct. Richmond Co, March 25, 2024: “The plaintiff in this action, Ramon K. Jusino (hereinafter “Plaintiff”), was a high school theology teacher employed by Notre Dame Academy of Staten Island (hereinafter “NDA”), a Catholic high school. In this capacity, Plaintiff was…
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Five Questions to Lilian Tsourdi Germany is once again controlling all of its national borders, triggering fears that this could put the European project at risk. In Germany, the measures are being discussed as a necessary response to the knife attack in Solingen, where three people were killed by an asylum seeker. At the same…
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Muchas Gracias Downtown News – It was a beautiful day to participate in Downtown News‘s urban expert meeting with new City of Miami Commissioner Sabina Covo! Learn more below! Sabina Covo was elected on February 27 for the Miami City Commission, District 2, after a short but intense campaign. Like most elections, it was rich in promises. Candidate…
By: Nigel Bankes Case commented on: Malii v British Columbia, 2024 BCSC 85 (CanLII), aff’d Nisg?a’a Nation v Malii, 2024 BCCA 313 (CanLII) PDF Version: Modern Treaties, Shared Territories and Party Status in Aboriginal Title Litigation Overlapping claims and shared territories present challenges in the negotiation of modern treaties that are best worked out by…
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Two laws expanded protections for fast food workers in New York City were signed into law by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on January 5, 2021. The laws must be understood by all employers hiring employees in NY. We suggest consulting with an attorney and creating a HR system that considers this change…
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Isabel de Paiva (master’s student in European Union Law at the School of Law of the University of Minho) ▪ Competition and free economic initiative structure the regulation of markets. In a legal order that follows and preserves economic freedom – that is, in a market economy, or more precisely, in a ‘social market economy’…
On October 24, 2023, the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS), which is the supervisory authority for the EU institutions, bodies, offices and agencies (EUIs), published a new opinion on the widely discussed proposal for an EU Regulation laying down harmonized rules on artificial intelligence (commonly known as the AI Act Proposal). Although the EDPS does…
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Cash offers on homes have increased substantially over the last few years. In 2022, according to Redfin, 30% of all home sales were paid with all cash with 64% of all $1 million plus sales in Palm Beach, Miami-Dade, and Broward counties as well as 46% those under $1 million being cash deals. What are…
If Vodafone and Three merge, it will be the first time that the UK telecoms market would have less than four network operators since Orange and One2One entered the market in the early 1990s. The CMA would nowadays be expected to block 4-to-3 mergers, especially where there is little chance of a new market entrant,…
