Section 66 of the Conflict of Interest Act, which prevents courts from reviewing findings by Parliament’s ethics commissioner except in limited circumstances, is unconstitutional and therefore of no ...

The Law Society of British Columbia’s newly released 2025 annual report details its recent progress on its priorities regarding the rule of law, lawyer independence, access to justice, Indigenous and ...

The Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal has suspended a pediatrician for eight months for accessing an electronic medical records (EMR) system shared by five hospitals to contact ...

High Court decision ordering Wolfoo videos off YouTube shows how copyright law can reach across borders to protect ...

Newly started patent litigation in Canada’s Federal Court hit a record low of 21 cases in 2024, according to data tracked in ...

The American Bar Association has criticized a US administration official for making social media posts disparaging judges – ...

Hay’s ruling stated that witness training was banned in all jurisdictions; nonetheless, it described the complainant’s ...

Following a closed-door vote by the Assembly of States Parties, International Criminal Court member states have removed chief ...

Illinois-based educational toy company Learning Resources is once again returning to court over new tariffs imposed by US ...

Sugden, McFee & Roos LLP partner Michael Shirreff has been appointed to the Supreme Court of British Columbia as an associate judge beginning July 23. Shirreff has been assigned to Vancouver but will ...

And remember, while some of the best mentors you’ll find may not necessarily be lawyers (not to take anything away from ...

Joining us today is Warren Whit Knight from the Berseron Clifford team to discuss what this recognition means 00:52 and the ...