 In November, 2019 Quebec’s highest court largely upheld a human-right’s tribunal’s ruling requiring a comedian to pay damages to a disabled singer he mocked, while overturning the part of the decision that ordered Mike Ward to also pay $7,000 to the victim’s mother.The comedian’s lawyer, Julius Grey, said he would seek leave to appeal the case to the Supreme Court.The rejection of the mother’s claims, plus the strength of the third judge’s dissent, amounted to a “partial victory” despite the defeat, he said in a phone interview as reported by MORGAN LOWRIE, MONTREAL.