This is new ground that has Canadian businesses, pundits, and lawyers trying to figure out whether it will mean more sweet ...

The dissenting judges said voters who use the special ballot process have to assume the responsibilities that come with that ...

A new report is taking stock of climate litigation in Canada and highlighting its increasing use in the fight against climate ...

Although plenty is going on as Parliament resumes, the federal government has a legislative agenda with fewer returning items than it often does coming into the fall sitting. That’s because, for the ...

Wrinkles aside, Hounsell says the new tort of intimate partner violence is an opportunity to regulate conduct. She points to car accidents, where if a person is found at fault, their insurance ...

Reclaiming Indigenous place names is not merely a matter of changing geographic toponyms. It is a legal, cultural, historical, and linguistic process rooted in Indigenous laws and relationships to ...

Every day, assets change hands between people who trust one another. A parent adds a child to a title. A spouse takes sole ownership of the family home. An owner tidies up the books before a sale.

As artificial intelligence continues to develop, so do the ways it can be misused in the courts. While most people have heard of AI hallucinations, where the technology invents case law and legal ...

For many lawyers who hang out their shingle, a broad practice makes good sense. The more kinds of cases you’re willing to handle, the bigger your pool of potential clients — and the greater the ...

A cyberattack has potentially exposed sealed information and sensitive personal data at Ontario’s courts. On Wednesday, Thomson Reuters said the breach of its C-Track case management platform in June ...

While a person has the right to be tried within a reasonable time, the Supreme Court of Canada says there is no strict deadline to adhere to when sentencing an offender after they’ve been convicted.