Court rejects delay in tax-free savings account dispute
Canada’s Federal Court rejects delay in a TFSA tax dispute, ruling the applicant’s three-year wait showed no strong intent to challenge the CRA decision.
Law firm mourns loss of partner Morrison
Law firm mourns loss of partner Luke Morrison, a respected energy partner, suddenly from cerebral aneurysm.
Injury claims rise over old head injuries
The thin skull rule holds negligent parties fully liable for all injuries, even if a pre-existing condition worsens the harm. Learn how this legal principle…
Vancouver student abuse case reaches partial settlement
A $30 million partial settlement in the Vancouver student abuse case resolves claims against the Catholic archdiocese and two schools, marking a key legal miles
Ontario court upholds insurance coverage exclusion in injury dispute
Ontario court upholds insurance coverage exclusion in injury dispute, ruling fleet policy did not cover a specific vehicle involved in an accident because it wa
California Bill Would Ban AI Chatbots in Mental Health Care
California bill would ban AI chatbots in mental health care to protect patients. Senate Bill 903 requires licensed professionals to validate AI-generated advice
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
Courts adapt to AI powered legal filings
AI powered legal filings are changing the way courts operate with cleaner and more voluminous submissions requiring higher verification burden.
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.