The Canadian Bar Association’s Alberta branch (CBA Alberta) expressed disappointment in the provincial government’s passage ...

The Ontario Court of Appeal made two appellants, whom a prior court order had removed as estate trustees, pay $21,000 in ...

The British Columbia Supreme Court found it in the interests of justice for civil claims alleging defamation, negligent ...

Recent case law is reshaping joint ownership—are you up to date? Joint ownership continues a highly contested area of law in Canada, with courts frequently addressing disputes over rights of ...

AI could improve the efficacy of both legal and administrative work for solos and small firms, says Joshua Lenon ...

Abbe Lowell, a Washington-based lawyer, has quit law firm Winston & Strawn to establish Lowell & Associates, a new law firm seeking to represent those targeted by US President Donald Trump’s ...

Canadian law firms are already ill-prepared for cyberattacks, and the wider use of artificial intelligence will only make the ...

“We never put ourselves before the client, in such things as trying to settle too early, settling for less than a reasonable ...

The terrain of personal injury law in Canada is changing as legislative reform and increasingly complex claims have created ...

Central Nova member of parliament Sean Fraser has been announced as the new minister of justice and attorney general of ...

At Farris LLP she guides clients through ownership shifts and policy hurdles Megan O’Neill didn’t plan to specialize in ...

The Court of Appeal for British Columbia dismissed the appeal and deferred to the trial judge’s refusal to hold the school ...