A new series of reports analyzes the risks and opportunities of the fast-evolving technology across the Canadian criminal ...

One of the most common challenges foreign-trained lawyers face is the financial strain of the requalification process, as the ...

New ‘elbows up’ rules under the Canada Investment Act must weigh national and economic security concerns with ensuring ...

Asking clients to publicly evaluate your performance can feel a little icky. But here’s why — and how — law firms should get in on the game ...

The 2024 federal budget contains several measures for the legal system, most of them having to do with new funding for legal aid. It also includes reallocated funding for unused judicial positions, as ...

What standard of proof should disciplinary hearings in provincial jails rely on? The balance of probabilities or beyond a reasonable doubt? That's the question the Supreme Court of Canada will have to ...

What a difference a few decades can make. Back in 2001, lawyer Elisabeth Patterson's boss, Peter Hutchins, was acting for Grand Chief Michael Mitchell as the Mohawk leader pursued a legal challenge of ...

Policy Committee Chair Tom Ullyett presided over a debate on 13 resolutions at this year’s AGM. Resolution 24-04-A calls on the CBA to take several measures to confront systemic discrimination, ...

Racial disparities exist in the law: in its application andits impacts, as an access to justice issue and in the experiences of legal professionals. Continuing professional development — an essential ...

The flood of lawyers leaving private practice during the pandemic has ended and rates of associate attrition continue to drop, according to new data. The NALP Foundation for Law Career Research and ...