Public Prosecution Service of Canada publishes 2023-2024 Annual Report

The PPSC updated its Deskbook, which serves to provide information on prosecutorial discretion

Ecojustice slams federal toxic chemicals plan, calls for stronger action

The group argued that the plan lacked ambition and fell short of international standards

BC Supreme Court overturns arbitrator’s decision in mobile home park eviction case

Landlord must wait 30 days after tenant's non-compliance before issuing an eviction notice: court

BC Supreme Court voids dog bite damages after plaintiff receives double compensation

The plaintiff sought compensation without revealing a prior settlement

BC Supreme Court retains jurisdiction in will dispute, rejects bid to move case to Alberta

The deceased remained ordinarily resident in BC, and the province was the appropriate forum: court

Stikeman Elliott’s new chair, Montreal managing partner talk plans for firm’s future

Peter Castiel and Sophie Lamonde say setting lawyers up for success and new tech are top of mind

Canadian Lawyer unveils Top Litigation Boutiques in Canada for 2024-25

They stand out through their expertise, client-focused service, and efficient dispute resolution

Voting is now open for Top Ontario Regional Law Firms

Canadian Lawyer invites you to vote in our bi-annual survey of Ontario-based full-service firms

Ontario Superior Court upholds arbitrator's ruling overturning union rep's suspension for misconduct

Despite procedural unfairness, the rehearing's outcome would remain unchanged: court

OPINION

Ousting an MLA for defending the accused undermines the very system that protects us

Sustainability claims must be substantiated, or businesses will face legal and reputational consequences

Economic decoupling, sanctions, and supply chain rewiring are forcing corporations to adapt

The premier wastes millions on helicopters while ignoring the urgent need for real justice reform

FEATURES

Canadian legal tech punches above its weight

Experts say Canadian innovators are uniquely situated but still face things that limit growth

Plaintiff lawyers call for a fair return in medical malpractice cases

Lawyers hope two recent decisions mean more equitable interest will be paid for damages

Easing separation by unifying Canada's two-level system for family courts

Lawyers say family matters like divorce and child support should be unified

Heenan Blaikie’s collapse changed Canada’s legal community, says chronicler of firm’s history

Adam Dodek talks to Canadian Lawyer about his new book, the story of the firm's rise and downfall

INTERNATIONAL

US Law School Admission Test registrations surge by 18 percent

The admission council said the surge could benefit schools vying for top talents in the legal industry

UK Law Commission calls for update to outdated definition of disabled children

The definition was established at a time when awareness of neurological conditions was limited

US legal sector adds 1,600 jobs in September, reversing spring decline

The highest recorded legal sector employment level was in February, with 1,190,300 jobs

UK Competition and Markets Authority warns unregulated will-writing and divorce service providers

Authorities urged them to comply with consumer protection laws or face potential enforcement actions