Tucows has dramatically dropped out of ICANN’s Registration Data Request Service pilot. The company said that RDRS provides a poor user experience that harms user privacy and causes ICANN to produce misleading usage statistics that show an artificially high request denial rate. RDRS is a bit more than half way through a two-year pilot designed…
The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has recently announced significant updates to the Express Entry category-based selection, a move that will impact thousands of skilled workers, including Filipinos in Canada. These changes aim to align Canada’s immigration system with current labor market demands. The most significant updates include: Education professionals are now prioritized –…
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Bicycle accidents in New York City can be overwhelming, especially given the city’s busy streets and complex traffic laws. If you’re involved in a bike accident, taking the right steps can protect your health, legal rights, and potential compensation. Here’s what you need to know. Seek Medical Attention Immediately Your health comes first. Even if…
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This blog post is based on the book Van hard naar hart? Handhavers over de menselijke maat in de Participatiewet. This research is funded by the Gratama stichting. Introduction Over the past fifty years, enforcement of social security legislation in the Netherlands has been subject to big changes. The first change is from the assumption…
By Ben Reeve Lewis Some time last year I was interviewed by Guardian Journalist Sirin Kale, who wrote an excellent piece on cannabis farms and dodgy lettings agents, published a couple of weeks back. Having been in more than one cannabis farm in my career and spending my days dealing with criminal activity in the…
Dr Meltem Ineli Ciger, Associate Professor, Suleyman Demirel University Photo credit: Odessa Opera and Ballet Theatre, by Konstantin Brizhnichenko, via Wikimedia Commons On 27 February 2025, the Court of Justice delivered its judgment in Case C‑753/23 (Krasiliva). This is the second ruling on the Council Directive 2001/55/EC of 20 July 2001 (Temporary…
Written on behalf of Peter McSherry When an employee is wrongfully dismissed, whether through constructive dismissal or termination without reasonable notice and without cause, the court looks at various factors to determine the appropriate damages. These factors can include the employee’s age at the time of termination, the length of their service, and the nature…
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MATTER OF JOHN M. v. REBECCA L., 2025 NY Slip Op 158 – NY: Appellate Div., 1st Dept. 2025: “In this article 81 proceeding, petitioner moved below to revoke the marriage between the incapacitated person John M. and appellant Helen E. It is well established that marriage is a contract, and pursuant to Mental Hygiene…
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Editor: Ana Salinas (Universidad de Málaga) 1. Message of the President Dear ESIL Members, On behalf of all the members of the Board, I wish you all a wonderful new year. Our field, international law, has been in full swing in recent months, not only with important events, but also with political and governmental changes that are…
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In 2025, the landscape of personal relationships continues to evolve, and with it, the legal and social understanding of adultery. For Ontario residents navigating these turbulent waters, comprehending the nuances of how adultery is perceived and dealt with legally and socially is paramount. This article touches on the top 10 aspects…
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