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Pieters and Noble file leave to appeal in discrimination case
Selwyn Pieters and Brian Noble have filed a notice of motion for leave to appeal after a Divisional Court ruling found the pair was not discriminated against during a confrontation with the Peel Law...
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Former law prof launches human rights complaint against UBC
A former law professor denied tenure at the University of British Columbia has launched a human rights complaint against the school, alleging it discriminated against her.Lorna June McCue, who is of...
View ArticleEmployee should have been honest about pregnancy: tribunal
A British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a complaint against a law firm made by a former employee because the woman lied about when she found out she was pregnant. Erica Opp filed a...
View ArticleCourt ‘loathe to intervene’ with order to subpoena Crown lawyers
A Nova Scotia judge has said he will not interfere with a decision to subpoena seven Crown attorneys to a lawyer’s disciplinary hearing. The Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service had made an...
View ArticleLawyer contemplates heading to the Human Rights Tribunal
A Toronto lawyer who says he was discriminated against by a Law Society of Upper Canada security guard says he may take the matter to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. Selwyn Pieters says he was...
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