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News Roundup - November 18, 2014

Canada

Concerns about reliability tests by Motherisk lab will raise questions for lawyers over expert evidence, Toronto Star

Ontario government to try and crack down on illegal cigarettes, The National Post

Families of northern B.C. sawmill blast victims denied legal representation for inquest, The Globe and Mail


United States

Starbucks claims to be wrongly accused for supporting lawsuit to block GMO labeling law, Reuters

Civil lawsuit alleges rape against Ferguson inmate by corrections officer, Reuters


International

Takata Corp. and Honda hit with lawsuit over air bag related death, Reuters

Egyptian students transferred to military court on charges of rioting at a university, Reuters

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