Canadian Law Firms Warn of Massive AI Data Liability Cases...
Over the past two years, something has been going on in the glass-and-steel offices of Bay Street law firms in Toronto, as well as in the more subdued practices dispersed...
Over the past two years, something has been going on in the glass-and-steel offices of Bay Street law firms in Toronto, as well as in the more subdued practices dispersed...
That morning, the lecture hall had a different vibe. With an unusual sense of caution, students shuffled into their seats, glancing between the professor at the front and their laptops....
This winter, the marble steps leading to the Supreme Court seem heavier. Inside, nine justices are debating an issue that may seem technical but isn’t: whether Congress has the authority...
The stone front of the UK Supreme Court building, which is located across Parliament Square from Westminster, exudes the subdued authority of a powerful organization. Cases that make it there...
The tension between institutional authority and student protest has been growing on the campus of the University of Manchester, a large urban university in the center of a city with...
A lawyer is considering whether to take on another legal aid case at an unremarkable-looking office somewhere in Edinburgh. For almost twenty years, the offered fee has not kept up...
There is a specific type of institutional cruelty that goes unnoticed. It doesn’t come with yelling or overt hostility. It shows up as letters requesting documents you never received, unanswered...
It has an almost cinematic quality. A man who is the subject of a federal investigation sits down at his computer and types his most private legal concerns into an...
Press releases and transcripts of parliamentary committees don’t always capture the discussions that take place in Ottawa between Canadian technology executives and federal officials. In any capital city, some of...