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A recent British Columbia Supreme Court decision reminds us that beer and COVID aren’t always a recipe for… resignation?
A high court majority found no 'real and substantial connection' between the dispute and Ontario ...
On Sept. 29, the Provincial Court Judges’ Salaries and Benefits Tribunal of Nova Scotia will discuss the appropriate salary ...
The Alberta Court of Appeal has ruled that a podiatrist did not sexually abuse his employee under s. 1 (1) (nn.1) of ...
The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that the grant of a franchise was “effected by or through” the franchisor, such that a ...
The International Bar Association’s section on public and professional interest (SPPI) artificial intelligence working group has initiated phase 2 of its AI Impact Survey, which seeks feedback from ...
US federal judges who have opposed US President Donald Trump in court have increasingly received threats – including threats by pizza delivery, reported the Associated Press.
Foreign affairs minister Anita Anand has announced the appointments of International Law Bureau director general Louis-Martin Aumais and Allison Stewart, who was Foreign Affairs and International ...
After Astronomer's CEO, CPO caught on stadium jumbotron, employment lawyer Laurie Jessome says companies need more than vague ...
An Aaron Sorkin-penned stage adaptation of Harper Lee’s classic novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” has cleared a copyright hurdle raised by The Dramatic Publishing Company, reported Courthouse News Service ...
The law firm said the partner, who was accused of sexual misconduct on social media, is on leave ...
Each year, Lexpert honours Canada's brightest young lawyers aged 40 and under ...