Angelica Dino

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

Dementia Justice Canada raises concerns over proposed advance MAiD requests

Dementia Justice Canada raises concerns over proposed advance MAiD requests

Group urges Parliament to address risks of coercion, undue influence and elder abuse

Ontario Court of Appeal overturns orders transferring assets to spouse in family law case

Ontario Court of Appeal overturns orders transferring assets to spouse in family law case

Court questions basis for vesting orders transferring entire property interests to spouse

Alberta, Ontario name new judges as Saskatchewan expands court capacity

Alberta, Ontario name new judges as Saskatchewan expands court capacity

SK establishes five new associate judge positions to address civil and family matter

Nova Scotia Supreme Court suspends estate co-executor over conflict of interest

Nova Scotia Supreme Court suspends estate co-executor over conflict of interest

However, court finds refusal to livestream mother's memorial service did not justify removal

SK Court of King’s Bench rules apology law does not shield all admissions in medical records

SK Court of King’s Bench rules apology law does not shield all admissions in medical records

Court admits portions of neurosurgeon's apology note but dismisses medical negligence claim

Legal sector salaries projected to rise above national average in 2027: Robert Half

Legal sector salaries projected to rise above national average in 2027: Robert Half

Litigation support and eDiscovery directors could see 5.1 percent salary growth

Canadian Lawyer unveils Top Litigation Law Boutiques for 2026 

Canadian Lawyer unveils Top Litigation Law Boutiques for 2026 

Survey highlights litigation expertise, courtroom advocacy and depth of talent 

Khan, MacDonald and Dalmau appointed to courts in Manitoba, Nova Scotia and Quebec 

Khan, MacDonald and Dalmau appointed to courts in Manitoba, Nova Scotia and Quebec 

Appointments span family, criminal and prosecution experience across the three provinces 

BC Court of Appeal upholds order striking fraud and forgery claims against health authority

BC Court of Appeal upholds order striking fraud and forgery claims against health authority

Court finds allegations relied on incorrect interpretations of documents

Former Sask. justice minister Bronwyn Eyre joins Canadian Constitution Foundation

Former Sask. justice minister Bronwyn Eyre joins Canadian Constitution Foundation

The senior counsel's areas of interest include federalism, administrative law and judicial review