Following in the footsteps of giants like Heenan Blaikie and Bad Legal LLP, the partners of Knott Reel have voted to dissolve the firm, effective immediately.
This Twitter account is now inactive. It will be left up to scare prospective law students away from the profession.
We’re bringing a class action on behalf of municipal politicians for negligence resulting in their collective lack of spines.
(We’ll let you all know when we figure out who the defendants are and how we can ground this claim in law.)
Review of @SchulichLaw: One of the premier law schools in Ontario. These fine students also place well across Atlantic Canada, with some graduates working in our Halifax office.
Competitors arriving at the Tokyo Olympics discovered that their beds were made of cardboard, leading some to speculate they were designed to discourage “intimacy among athletes.” But the beds are sturdier than they look.
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We may not be able to generalize the Canadian legal education experience from the U of T, but we sure can review every common law school in the country - and we did.
Our firm would like to congratulate the @JCCFCanada and its staff on making their way into the next edition of every legal ethics textbook in the country.
After a case management meeting, it's been revealed that it was John Carpay who hired the private investigator. He's a lawyer with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, representing the seven churches in this case.