Opinion

AI is making the partner the new bottleneck in law firms

BY Jun 19, 2026

As AI absorbs the work once handed to junior lawyers, senior judgment is becoming the constraint

The human edge in the age of AI: why the plus-shaped lawyer matters more than ever

The human edge in the age of AI: why the plus-shaped lawyer matters more than ever

BY Fernando Garcia Jun 12, 2026

AI speeds legal work and decisions, but chasing efficiency alone risks the quality of engagement

Judgment is the currency of a good lawyer. The work now is to define it

Judgment is the currency of a good lawyer. The work now is to define it

BY Jonathan Leibtag May 29, 2026

Inside complex commercial negotiations, AI is exposing the work that actually closes deals

Reforming remand court requires structural, not superficial, changes

Reforming remand court requires structural, not superficial, changes

BY Michael Spratt May 29, 2026

Ottawa’s attempt at fixing the intake process for criminal cases misses the mark

Canadian Legal Summit returns with the profession's hardest conversations

Canadian Legal Summit returns with the profession's hardest conversations

BY Tim Wilbur May 18, 2026

AI, burnout, billing models, and the GC–law firm relationship take centre stage in October

AI risks hollowing out the law firm apprenticeship model as I enter the profession

AI risks hollowing out the law firm apprenticeship model as I enter the profession

BY Arjun Gupta May 14, 2026

My generation could have the most powerful legal tools in history, with no ability to assess when to trust them

Regulators must focus on transparency, clarity and structured triage to tackle mental illness

Regulators must focus on transparency, clarity and structured triage to tackle mental illness

BY Jason Ward May 14, 2026

When lawyers face uncertainty in disclosing their struggles, avoidance becomes rational

Delegation is not an effective cybersecurity strategy for law firm leaders

Delegation is not an effective cybersecurity strategy for law firm leaders

BY Tim Wilbur May 14, 2026

Lawyers who cannot account for their clients’ data are not upholding their confidentiality obligations

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