Get Well Soon Wishes for Supreme Court Watcher Eugene Meehan
This item in the blog Precedent: The new rules of law and style caught my attention.
Eugene Meehan, litigation partner with the firm Lang Michener and an expert on the Supreme Court of Canada, recently published an item about his battle with the rare disease known as Guillain-Barré Syndrome. The article explains that he will be discharged from hospital in late August (this week I assume). He arrived in hospital March 31.
Meehan was the Executive Legal Officer at the Supreme Court in 1990-1992. He has also served as the National President of the Canadian Bar Association for the term of 1999-2000.
He produces 2 of the best newsletters about Canadian law, the Supreme Court of Canada L@wLetter and the L@wLetter from Canada (for an international audience).
Eugene Meehan, litigation partner with the firm Lang Michener and an expert on the Supreme Court of Canada, recently published an item about his battle with the rare disease known as Guillain-Barré Syndrome. The article explains that he will be discharged from hospital in late August (this week I assume). He arrived in hospital March 31.
Meehan was the Executive Legal Officer at the Supreme Court in 1990-1992. He has also served as the National President of the Canadian Bar Association for the term of 1999-2000.
He produces 2 of the best newsletters about Canadian law, the Supreme Court of Canada L@wLetter and the L@wLetter from Canada (for an international audience).
Labels: profiles, Supreme Court of Canada
1 Comments:
Wow--an incredible story. Thank you for pointing it out. Suddenly my disappointing summer doesn't seem quite so bad...
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