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: Thoughts from a Management LawyerAnother Blog Find - All About Information
By Michael Fitzgibbon
I discovered some time ago a blog by Dan Michaluk called All About Information that you should definitely check out. Dan is at a labour boutique here in the city and his posts, about privacy, not surprisingly, often touch on employment and labour issues. As an example, check out Case Report - Alberta reference checker benefits all by taking notes.
Mike Fox described me, George Lenard, Ross Runkel and the crew at Lynch, Ryan Workers Comp' Insider (and himself, as he was in the earliest waves of legal blogs) as "old timers" in the legal blogging world (Mike's blog has been around since July 2002).
As Mike notes, there is a whole new-generation of labour (labor) and employment law blogs out there that provide some really valuable information. Dan's is one of those and I've added his blog to the blogroll on the right.
Full post as published by Thoughts from a Management Lawyer on January 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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Class Action over Alleged Selling of Customer Information
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allegedly falsely advertising the nutritional information on their so-called low calorie menu selections.
Security Breach
Check 'N Go to pay $220,000 settlement in personal information lawsuit.

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