In high-conflict proceedings between parents, the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed the father’s appeal and fresh evidence ...
The court said lawyers can ask for 'innocence at stake' exceptions when they are criminally accused ...
The law school will introduce LAW 201 (Foundations of Canadian Law) and LAW 202 (Law and the Protection of Rights), two ...
While accepting the absence of racial discrimination, the Ontario Divisional Court held that the Ontario Human Rights ...
Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP has announced the appointment of Timothy St. John Ellam as senior counsel in the litigation and ...
The federal government has introduced Bill S-5, the Connected Care for Canadians Act, to boost the healthcare system by ...
UK master of rolls Geoffrey Vos has suggested that artificial intelligence could overtake human judges as the preferred ...
Karp will be replaced by Scott Barshay, who had led the firm’s corporate department as chair. Karp had been Paul Weiss' chair ...
Chris Samuel, CBA Alberta president, says the funding threat ‘holds the people of Alberta hostage’ ...
Opinion
Work allocation reforms in law firms can advance equity and strengthen culture and client service
Opportunity begets opportunity. Because access to good work is essential to success in private practice, these distribution patterns shape career trajectories early. The result is greater success for ...
Global firm Clyde & Co has dodged racial discrimination claims in a case that went before the UK Employment Tribunal – ...
The grant makes up 99 percent of the Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre’s 2026 funding ...
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