Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino writes about the developments in Canada’s legal industry. She is also a news writer for Key Media’s other legal publications, Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer. Angelica is currently pursuing her law degree.

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Ont. Superior Court upholds revocation of physician's privileges for refusing vaccine policy

Ont. Superior Court upholds revocation of physician's privileges for refusing vaccine policy

The hospital complied with its by-laws and met its obligation to provide a safe environment: court

Alberta Law Foundation launches campaign to oppose proposed increase in legal aid contributions

Alberta Law Foundation launches campaign to oppose proposed increase in legal aid contributions

The foundation warned that the proposed increase would reduce funding for over 65 non-profits

Ontario Superior Court affirms finality of arbitrator's decisions in co-tenancy dispute

Ontario Superior Court affirms finality of arbitrator's decisions in co-tenancy dispute

The court dismissed allegations of unfairness and bias in the arbitral proceedings

BC Supreme Court cuts personal injury award over alcohol abuse that delayed recovery

BC Supreme Court cuts personal injury award over alcohol abuse that delayed recovery

The plaintiff started drinking excessive amounts following a car accident

NS Court of Appeal rules in mother's favour in a custody dispute, rejects bias allegations

NS Court of Appeal rules in mother's favour in a custody dispute, rejects bias allegations

It upheld findings regarding the mother's ability to provide a stable environment for the child

BC Supreme Court orders realtor to surrender profits for breaching fiduciary duties

BC Supreme Court orders realtor to surrender profits for breaching fiduciary duties

Despite the client's offers, another buyer purchased the property with the realtor's help

Union declining to grieve termination still fulfilled its duty of fair representation: court

Union declining to grieve termination still fulfilled its duty of fair representation: court

Employee's refusal to comply with treatment plans warranted his dismissal from employment: court

Fifteen-year limitation period barred claims against lawyer for negligent will drafting: Ont. court

Fifteen-year limitation period barred claims against lawyer for negligent will drafting: Ont. court

Court said statutory deadline ensures legal certainty and prevents indefinite legal responsibility

Andrew Brown appointed judge of Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Court

Andrew Brown appointed judge of Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Court

He served as deputy chief federal prosecutor for the Atlantic region

Intellectual Property Office to launch project requiring trademark owners to prove active use

Intellectual Property Office to launch project requiring trademark owners to prove active use

The initiative seeks to reduce obstacles for businesses seeking to register new marks