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Alberta says its new care-first auto insurance model aims to reduce court battles

Province cites improved access to care for those injured in car collisions as goal of proposed law

BC Supreme Court annuls marriage based on woman's lack of consent

Circumstances surrounding wedding show she only went through ceremony due to duress, court says

Alberta plans to update privacy and access to information laws for clarity

Bill includes administrative changes to Protection of Privacy Act, Access to Information Act

US immigration lawyers say mistreatment of Canadians at border is still exception, not the rule

Recent high-profile cases don't reflect what's 'happening across the board,' they argue

Law Society of Alberta warns lawyers of cyber scams

Cybercriminals have been impersonating bank security and staff to steal money

Saskatchewan to offer tax credits for fertility treatment, small and medium enterprise investment

Province also plans to introduce amendments removing provincial sales tax exemption on vapour products

Alberta Court of King's Bench revises policies and procedures for surrogate case conferences

Once called estate case conferences, they strive toward efficient surrogate litigation

Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upholds ruling refusing to review arbitral decision due to prematurity

Arbitrator's award agrees with union's interpretation of vacation pay provision in its grievance

New Alberta bill to regulate online gambling

A regulator will be appointed to facilitate market integrity and compliance

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Armstrong v. Ward continues to benefit plaintiffs in medical malpractice litigation

Recent Ontario cases apply Armstrong, allowing causation to be determined before standard

Quebec national integration bill raises human rights, constitutional concerns: civil liberties org

Canada asks for extension to keep first-generation limit to citizenship by descent

Alberta Court of Appeal grants rehearing of decision amending conditions for gravel pit development

Canadian Judicial Council tosses out complaint against Quebec judge who rebuked convicted murderer

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Last year's winners exemplify the breadth, diversity and commitment to justice of lawyers nationwide

The LSO leadership's delay on the O’Connor report undercuts the profession’s credibility

The Ontario Bar Association calls on the LSO to stop deflecting and start disclosing

Warning: Canadian institutions are not immune to the authoritarian drift we are seeing in the US

Complacency and political posturing are chipping away at the rule of law in Canada as well

The Law Society of Ontario should release the O'Connor report on the CEO pay scandal

Lawyers deserve answers about how their regulator is handling executive accountability

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Experts agree: artificial intelligence cannot replace lawyers

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Fasken's new DEI chief says her firm won’t abandon its DEI commitments despite US backlash

Letecia Rose joins Fasken as pressure mounts on diversity programs across North America

Alyssa Tomkins at Gowling WLG shapes public law through landmark Supreme Court litigation

The 2024 Top 25 lawyer transforms bold ideas into courtroom influence and results

Beitel Tax Law: culture and client focus drive top tax boutique recognition

Find out why Beitel Tax Law stands out as one of Canada's top tax boutiques

Experts agree: artificial intelligence cannot replace lawyers

Those in the trenches using these tools say AI can't match human judgment, empathy, or nuance

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Trump attempt to impeach Washington judge denounced by Republican-appointed judges

The sitting US president had once considered nominating one of the judges to the US Supreme Court

Isle of Man legislature greenlights Assisted Dying Bill in historic move

The island could be the first in the British Isles to legalize assisted dying

WilmerHale and Jenner & Block follow Perkins Coie in suing US government over Trump-era orders

Litigation signals broader constitutional reckoning as elite law firms reject executive retaliation

Global firm WilmerHale accused of racial discrimination in Trump proclamation

It is the fifth law firm targeted by the POTUS in a crusade against his legal and political enemies