SCC: an accuser’s sexual past can be evidence in trials for human trafficking, sex services offences. The ruling applies to charges laid before Parliament enacted the Protecting Victims Act this summer.
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Licence Appeal Tribunal finds falling snow at gas station qualifies as an automobile accident. Tribunal says snow falling from a gas station canopy did not break the chain of causation.
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Jamie Greenberg named chief corporate and legal officer at Solink. Company announces three executive appointments as it expands its international operations.
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Dementia Justice Canada raises concerns over proposed advance MAiD requests. Group urges Parliament to address risks of coercion, undue influence and elder abuse.
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How ongoing trade war uncertainty could lead to more financial distress. Insolvency experts say the fallout will not be restricted to insolvency filings.
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.@Mcleishorlando’s Jamie Davison on the ABI funding gap. How injured Ontarians fall through the cracks between insurance and public health.
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CCAA restructuring evolves as new tools gain ground. Sales, creditor-led cases and RVOs are reshaping how companies restructure.
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Dentons Canada expands employment and labour practice with 10-lawyer team. Richard Charney, John Mastoras and Daniel McDonald lead the new group of lawyers.
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Energy in-house roundtable: regulatory certainty is the priority. The discussion with energy sector legal leaders was powered by Canadian Lawyer’s Leaders Network.
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Neither fear nor ‘blind optimism’: keynote at Canadian Legal Summit argues for proactive approach to AI. The second annual Canadian Legal Summit took place in downtown Toronto Wednesday.
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Ontario Court of Appeal quashes Mexico's appeal over arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction. Court finds appeal bar applies despite tribunal issuing an award rather than a preliminary ruling.
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Courts ‘cannot provide an unlimited audience’ to AI filings, BCCA justice warns litigants. In a ruling this week, BCCA Justice Susan Griffin says AI has introduced access to justice issues.
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Ontario appeal court denies former personal injury lawyer's bid to extend appeal deadline. Court finds proposed appeal had so little merit that an extension was not justified.
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Ontario Court of Appeal quashes Mexico's appeal over arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction. Court finds appeal bar applies despite tribunal issuing an award rather than a preliminary ruling.
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Fertility and obstetrical malpractice: where Canadian law stands. As reproductive processes generate more litigation, Canada’s legal framework is still being written.
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SCC reconciles need to address high Indigenous incarceration rates with protecting Indigenous victims. A split ruling on Friday introduces a three-step test for reconciling the two requirements under criminal law.
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Legal sector salaries projected to rise above national average in 2027: Robert Half. Litigation support and eDiscovery directors could see 5.1 percent salary growth.
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LNG Canada reaches final investment decision on Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat. The expansion will double LNG export capacity to 28 million tonnes annually.
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Ontario Superior Court denies vexatious litigant leave in personal injury appeal. Court finds proposed appeal was an abuse of process and lacked reasonable grounds.
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Flexibility and uncertainty define insolvency and restructuring in Canada. RVOs, creditor-led CCAA and trade disruption are reshaping how lawyers work.
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