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March 19, 2010
Around the web, March 19
Comparative law edition:
Many human rights cases in UK now being filed by businesses [
Times Online
]
Emulate new-style European chemical regulation? Look before you leap [
Angela Logomasini, NRO
;
Jonathan Adler
]
High-paid UK barrister denies charges of overbilling for legal aid cases [
Times Online
]
New: Journal of European Tort Law [
TortsProf
]
Ontario: "New class action rules get mixed reviews from law firms" [
Ottawa Citizen
]
Somehow unsurprisingly, a bunch of Canadian labor law academics are keen for U.S. to pass EFCA [
symposium
via
WorkplaceProf
; compare
John Endean's piece
]
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