In this issue - #113 June 27, 2008

The Canadian Government introduced a bill on June 13 to amend the Canadian Copyright Act. 

Computer giant Microsoft ordered to pay $511.6 million in damages and costs to Alcatel Lucent for patent infringement on June 23.

In Tallahassee, Florida, most residents would be permitted to take guns to work as a result of a measure passed by a 2/3 majority of the Florida Senate. 

In a recent edition of his weekly column, “Legal Ease”, which appears nationally in a variety of print and electronic media, Robert Smithson addressed new provincial and federal employment standards job protections for armed forces reservists while on duty or training.

If your chosen career is that of drug trafficking, there’s no reason to let a spell of incarceration interrupt your revenue flow.

Many Canadians enjoy living and working in the U.S., some moving permanently while others choose ultimately to return and make their home in Canada.

Employees routinely pay tax to the Canada Revenue Agency in relation to benefits received as an employee.

Apartheid may have made racist despots out of whites; it seems that globalization amid inequality and enduring
poverty can make a bigot out of anybody, according to Time Europe.

BellCanada is facing another challenge to its internet throttling practices as Quebec's consumer watchdog..

Brain injury is the leading cause of death and disability among young men under the age of 35.

Beware: Puttering around on golf carts can be hazardous to your health.

Brain injuries cause half of seniors' fall deaths.

A recent Alberta case has shaken the foundation of No-Fault Insurance throughout Canada.

Why the Texas Supreme Court's ruling in the FLDS custody case significantly more protective of the children involved than the media have painted it to be.