Angelica Dino

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

UK Ministry of Justice confirms use of paid influencers for government campaigns

UK Ministry of Justice confirms use of paid influencers for government campaigns

Department declines to identify content creators, citing commercial interests

Peruvian court sentences four men in murder-for-hire killing of Indigenous Amazon defender

Peruvian court sentences four men in murder-for-hire killing of Indigenous Amazon defender

Lawyer says ruling could set precedent for other cases involving environmental defenders in Peru

Canadian Bar Association's Nova Scotia arm names Jason Cooke president for 2026–27

Canadian Bar Association's Nova Scotia arm names Jason Cooke president for 2026–27

Cooke is a partner at Burchell Wickwire Bryson LLP and chairs the firm’s litigation group

Alberta illegal lending investigation leads to guilty pleas, fines and peace bond

Alberta illegal lending investigation leads to guilty pleas, fines and peace bond

Investigators found unlawful interest rates and intimidation tactics used to collect debts

Sask. Court of Appeal quashes appeal over health-record disclosure

Sask. Court of Appeal quashes appeal over health-record disclosure

Person who applied needed leave to appeal interlocutory ruling, court says

Alberta Court of Appeal rejects permission to appeal consent order in arbitration dispute

Alberta Court of Appeal rejects permission to appeal consent order in arbitration dispute

Court finds proposed appeal of consent order had no reasonable chance of success

UK Solicitors Regulation Authority investigates potential AI misuse by solicitors

UK Solicitors Regulation Authority investigates potential AI misuse by solicitors

The regulator flags inaccurate legal citations, supervision and confidentiality risks

ICE proposes subsidized liability insurance for local officers enforcing immigration laws

ICE proposes subsidized liability insurance for local officers enforcing immigration laws

Plan would reimburse officers for insurance covering up to US$500,000 in personal liability

Animal Justice seeks dismissal of horse exporter’s defamation suit under Manitoba anti-SLAPP law

Animal Justice seeks dismissal of horse exporter’s defamation suit under Manitoba anti-SLAPP law

Lawsuit stems from a video shared on social media about a shipment of horses from Manitoba to Japan

ACC survey finds manufacturing in-house counsel face frequent crisis-driven pivots

ACC survey finds manufacturing in-house counsel face frequent crisis-driven pivots

Survey finds manufacturing lawyers respond to disruptions at nearly three times the industry rate