First Nation’s water lawsuit moves ahead
The Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation’s water lawsuit advances as courts reject dismissal attempts for a $70B AI data center project in Alberta.
Foreign Influence Commissioner Issues Bulletin on Lawyers
Foreign influence lawyers must act fast: the FITAA bulletin from the Commissioner outlines registration duties, compliance steps, and penalties.
Ontario court upholds motorist claim despite late notice
Ontario motorist claim upheld as court rejects insurer's dismissal, confirming due diligence despite missing license‑plate photo, offering vital precedent for a
TRU law school gets $1.4M legacy gift
TRU law school receives a $1.4M legacy gift to expand its legal clinic, enhancing free legal services for underserved communities.
Katz says courts too soft on bad faith
Shane Katz argues courts are too soft on insurance bad faith, emphasizing that punitive damages must increase to effectively deter specific insurer misconduct.
Cop kills 7 year old girl in error
Police officer kills 7 year old girl in error, lawsuit claims negligence and assault, police shoots girl.
Manhole Cover Blamed for Car Crash
Manhole cover blamed for car crash on Peachtree Road, causing vehicle to become airborne and crash back to pavement, resulting in accident.
Selling Gift Cards Can Make You a Money Transmitter
Selling gift cards can make you a money transmitter. Learn the legal definition, federal laws, and state regulations for gift card transactions.
Lawyers Navigate AI in Modern Practice
Lawyers navigate AI in modern practice with new legal ethics and considerations for business lawyers using artificial intelligence.
Data Center Litigation Rises
Data center litigation rises as communities challenge environmental impacts. Learn about recent lawsuits targeting facility expansion and transparency.