It all came apart, however, on Feb. 5, 2014, when Heenan Blaikie's partners voted to dissolve the firm. Much ink has been ...

Competition commissioner tells lawyers to ‘buckle up’ in the face of ‘long overdue’ changes to the Competition Act ...

The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed the challenge, with the exception of provisions related to temporary loss of baggage, ...

At 39, Lisa Niro, the managing partner at Bell Alliance LLP, says she brings a different generational experience and ...

A new series of webinars aims to help legal professionals move into meaningful relationship-building with Indigenous ...

If AI could do this, it would save us loads of time, and time is money. The AI might summarize cases and maybe even draft an ...

Shelley Birenbaum, chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s end-of-life working group and a Toronto-based specialist in health ...

The Federal Court of Appeal’s recent finding that Facebook Inc. violated its privacy obligations by failing to properly advise people about third-party app developers may deal with a version of the ...

Reidar Mogerman thinks monopolists in Canada should consider themselves warned. Change is afoot in the wake of sweeping updates to Canada’s competition regime over the past three years, including ...

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's decision to boot a backbencher from caucus because of his association with a criminal defence lawyer in a high-profile case is “deeply troubling and irresponsible.” ...

In a pair of rulings, the Supreme Court of Canada has found that the doctrine of corporate attribution can be applied in a bankruptcy and insolvency context, but it must be done so in a purposive way ...