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Spencer Thompson

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UF Journalism Grad. 3L at UF Law. 80s music enthusiast. Devoted fan of @the1975.
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Ontario Court of Appeal Resets the Law on Partial Settlement Disclosure: What Urban Electrical v. Welland Means for Litigators

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By Spencer Thompson
| Benchmark Litigation
By Spencer Thompson | sthompson@foglers.com In 1086289 Ontario Inc. (Urban Electrical Contractors) v. Welland (City), 2026 ONCA 352, 1 a five-judge panel of the Court of Appeal for Ontario fundamentally reshaped the law governing non-disclosure of partial settlement agreements in multi-party litigation. The Court overruled the longstanding leading decision in Handley Estate v.
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Activities enrich life for senior care residents

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By Spencer Thompson
| Sanford Health News
The goal of John Lawrence’s job at Good Samaritan – St. Martin Village is simple. “I bring the fun, and I bring smiles to residents’ faces,” said Lawrence. But a lot of work goes into making these smiles happen. Lawrence is an activities assistant in Rapid City, South Dakota, and he has a crucial role. Through his work, the lives of residents are enriched, their well-being is improved and close bonds are formed. It’s a rewarding career, and for Lawrence, there isn’t a job he’d rather have.
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5 simple ways to support wildlife habitat in the Eastern Upper Peninsula Original

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By Spencer Thompson
| The Sault News
The Eastern Upper Peninsula (EUP) is home to a diverse range of species, including amphibians, black bears, furbearers, migratory birds and pollinators. For these species to survive, healthy habitat on private property is essential. A few simple conservation initiatives can help landowners in Chippewa, Luce and Mackinac counties make significant contributions. Below are five wildlife-friendly practices suited to the EUP that are easy to implement and could make a big difference on your property: 1.
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