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View as a gridAron Solomon: The 25th Amendment and Presidential Illness
Florida Daily
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In the middle of the night, the 45th president of the United States revealed via a tweet that he and the first lady have tested positive for COVID-19. As discussion of the 25th Amendment was immediate and viral over our social networks, a refresher seems in order.
What happens if President Trump drops out or cannot continue the campaign?
San Francisco Chronicle
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President Trump's coronavirus diagnosis has raised questions about his powers, his candidacy and the impact on the Nov. 3 election. The answers apparently can be found in recent history and the Constitution's 25th Amendment.
Guns and Polling Places: Your 2020 Legal Primer | Texas Lawyer
Texas Lawyer
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Recommended Stories Angela Morris | The current spike in coronavirus infections has prompted counties across the state to cancel in-person jury trials. There's a trend of more courts opting for fully virtual jury trials. John G. Browning | It has been a horrible year to say the least.
A Ryerson law school could set up Toronto as a legaltech sandbox
BetaKit
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Ryerson's proposed law school looks to be a pretty safe bet to open, given approval in March by the Ryerson Senate. This follows the February blessing by the provincial regulatory body, the Law Society of Ontario.
Eureka 164: Mission Watch Company, The Entrepreneurs - Radio
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Sign up to Monocle's email newsletters to stay on top of news and opinion, plus the latest from the magazine, radio, film and shop. The Entrepreneurs - latest episodes We profile Elinor Smith, the daredevil pilot who had an incredible career in the air, set multiple world records and continued to fly planes up until the age of 89.
Why legaltech won't bring about 'The End of Lawyers'
BetaKit
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Six years ago, Richard Susskind published The End of Lawyers?, a book with a scary title but incredibly positive implications for the legal sphere. Almost to the point of amazement, Susskind observed that the changes outlined in his book would only truly begin coming to fruition "give or take, in the coming three to six years."
Aron Solomon launches new intensive EDUpreneurship program
marsdd.com
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A collaboration between MaRS and the University of Pennsylvania Last month, Krista Jones and Aron Solomon from MaRS' Education Technology cluster were in Philadelphia to launch an exciting, new collaboration between MaRS and EDSi (the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School ... Read More
Aron Solomon on Emerging Business Models in the Education Sector
youtube.com
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Thinking of starting an education technology (edtech) startup? Krista Jones and Aron Solomon, Senior Advisors at MaRS, tell you what's working (and not worki...
Canada AM: Aron Solomon on Uber's successes and controversies
CTV News
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What exactly is Uber? MARS senior advisor Aron Solomon discusses the history of the company, its successes and controversies.
Canada AM: Uber's successes and controversies
CTV News
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What exactly is Uber? MARS senior advisor Aron Solomon discusses the history of the company, its successes and controversies.
Aron Solomon discusses new Uber regulations
CTV-TV
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Toronto city councillors have voted in favour of a motion to examine possible regulations for Uber drivers, after a day of heated debate. Council began the discussion at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, and held a vote shortly before 8 p.m. about the ride-hailing service.
Op-Ed: What happened to good storytelling?
Digital Journal
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In what I've measured as less than 36 months, as a culture we've gone from not realizing that professional/business/startup/work storytelling existed, to being somewhat intrigued, to jumping multiple storytelling sharks. And in so doing, our ability to actually be storytellers has, to quote Mr. Lebowski the Elder (he of Nancy Reagan and Little Lebowski Urban Achievers fame - and proud we are of all of them) crashed into the mountain.
Op-Ed: How technology will drive the future of creation and curation
Digital Journal
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A rabid "sneakerhead," Ma, who was born and raised in Vancouver, envisioned a virtual locus where all kinds of information about sneakers could be shared among a global community of like-minded collectors, including where to buy the objects of their desire.
Op-Ed: What the MOOC should become
Digital Journal
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The end of the MOOC is significantly closer than more people realize or care to believe. It has been, charitably, a failed experiment, one at which some people threw a lot of money and to which were pinned far too many hopes.
Saving Restaurants & Feeding Frontline Healthcare Heroes: Aron Solomon of Sustain the Line - SEE ...
SEE Change Magazine
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Undertaking the most critical and meaningful work during the COVID-19 crisis, frontline healthcare workers are heroes. They work unfathomably long and intense hours and lack the time or outlets to find the food necessary to sustain themselves in order to keep going.
Who Can be Held Liable for the Tortious Actions of the President? | Attorney at Law Magazine
Attorney at Law Magazine
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The short answer is: the President. Last evening, the President of the United States, with his COVID-19 still in full bloom, drove by and waved to his supporters outside Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in a black SUV with the windows rolled up. Inside the vehicle, his Secret Service agents wore masks and protective [...]
2020: The Year of the Breakup
Thrive Global
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While few people need extra reasons to look forward to seeing 2020 in the rear-view mirror, it has been a remarkably difficult year for relationships. Even in what we could look back upon and consider a "normal" year (read: not 2020) maintaining a relationship is hard work and staying married can be even more of [...]
Why Lawyers Should Be Early Adopters of Instagram Reels | The Legal Intelligencer
The Legal Intelligencer
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Featured Product A weekly, curated selection of our international content from around the globe, across the business of law, in-house, regulatory, technology and more, with expert insights from our senior editors. Learn More Recommended Stories Zachary M.
How Lawyers Can Do Their Own Webinars | Texas Lawyer
Texas Lawyer
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Do We Have Enough Great Trial Lawyers? | Texas Lawyer
Texas Lawyer
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Featured Product A weekly, curated selection of our international content from around the globe, across the business of law, in-house, regulatory, technology and more, with expert insights from our senior editors. Learn More Recommended Stories Jonathan Erway | Amy M.
GovExec Daily: Transitions Are Not Always Easy
Government Executive
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There are usually around 75 days between the November election and the January inauguration during each presidential election year. In those 75 days, if a new administration is elected, the transition period is a dash to get the incoming people up-to-speed and the peaceful transfer of power done.If that doesn't sound easy, it's because it isn't.
Guns and Polling Places: Your 2020 Legal Primer | Texas Lawyer
Texas Lawyer
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Featured Product A weekly, curated selection of our international content from around the globe, across the business of law, in-house, regulatory, technology and more, with expert insights from our senior editors. Learn More Recommended Stories Charles Toutant | "It's their reaction to losing.
Must Have or Nice to Have: Instagram for Lawyers | New Jersey Law Journal
New Jersey Law Journal
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Featured Product A weekly, curated selection of our international content from around the globe, across the business of law, in-house, regulatory, technology and more, with expert insights from our senior editors. Learn More Recommended Stories Andrew Maloney | "It's become very clear it's not the hours worked that's being valued, but the business generated," Jeffrey Lowe of Major Lindsey & Africa said.