SASKATCHEWAN: The Justice Centre announced today that a Statement of Claim has been filed on behalf of Dr. Francis Christian, formerly a Clinical Professor of General Surgery at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) and a now retired surgeon in Saskatoon. A year ago, the Justice Centre reported that […]
A judge assigned to hear two consolidated lawsuits challenging COVID-19 vaccine mandates in New York City today said she would not step down from the case as requested by the plaintiffs. Two other judges did recuse themselves this week after financial disclosures revealed they had investments in Pfizer and other vaccine makers.
A Washington law firm has […]
From Solicitor Peter Fam with judgement below.
A judgment from Parker J in the Supreme Court last week should cause tertiary institutions to think twice before delaying or blocking the progress of students whose views on politically charged issues (in this case Government handling of Covid-19) differ to the mainstream.
An industrial relations commissioner in Queensland has recommended an unfair dismissal case involving a health worker who was sacked for failing to comply with COVID-19 […]
A Sydney councillor accepted bags filled with a combined $170,000 in cash from a property developer in return for his “help” regarding two multimillion-dollar developments in Hurstville, a corruption inquiry has heard.
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption is investigating whether former Georges River and Hurstville councillors, Vince Badalati and […]
An Australian […]
A farmer in central-east France said that milk production had dropped by 15-20% in the days following the antenna installation, and 40 of his 200 cows had died
In a lawsuit filed against KLM, the Amsterdam Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the Dutch Airline Pilots Association (VNV). KLM can no longer ask new pilots about their COVID-19 vaccination status or reject their application for employment with the airlines based on vaccination status. If not immediately in compliance, the airline […]
Monday 30 May 2022 sees the start of a long-awaited legal challenge to Queensland Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll’s vaccine mandate for officers and staff. The case includes police, ambulance officers, and nurses who remain unable to work due to the mandates.
