Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino is a writer for Key Media's Law publications.

BC Supreme Court expands virtual chambers to New Westminster

BC Supreme Court expands virtual chambers to New Westminster

Short applications can now be heard virtually across BC, except in Vancouver

Ontario Superior Court upholds power of attorney but orders son to account for father's finances

Ontario Superior Court upholds power of attorney but orders son to account for father's finances

Court finds no clear evidence that father lacked capacity when document was executed in 2012

BC Court of Appeal orders new trials in Abbotsford subdivision contract dispute

BC Court of Appeal orders new trials in Abbotsford subdivision contract dispute

Court finds trial judge made legal errors in concluding developer breached purchase agreements

New Brunswick introduces legislation to expand small estate threshold

New Brunswick introduces legislation to expand small estate threshold

Proposed amendments aim to modernize estate administration and reduce court involvement

New Brunswick launches virtual bail hearings in Fredericton and Woodstock courts

New Brunswick launches virtual bail hearings in Fredericton and Woodstock courts

Province aims to reduce delays and free up courtroom space through online proceedings

Ontario Superior Court orders capacity assessment before medical negligence case proceeds

Ontario Superior Court orders capacity assessment before medical negligence case proceeds

Self-represented plaintiff’s accommodation request dismissed as premature and causing undue hardship

Doug Downey reappointed as Ontario's attorney general

Doug Downey reappointed as Ontario's attorney general

He has held the role since 2019 and will continue to oversee the province’s legal affairs

EY announces job cuts in UK legal practice as part of restructuring

EY announces job cuts in UK legal practice as part of restructuring

The redundancies will affect approximately 30 employees from the firm's 160-person legal team

California Supreme Court to strengthen oversight after bar exam failures

California Supreme Court to strengthen oversight after bar exam failures

The February exam's new hybrid format faced widespread technical and logistical issues

McGill Law's Sebastien Jodoin and Aaron Mills reappointed as Canada research chairs

McGill Law's Sebastien Jodoin and Aaron Mills reappointed as Canada research chairs

Their areas of interest include human rights, health, environmental law, and Indigenous law