The defendant appealed a sexual assault conviction, alleging ineffective assistance of counsel ...

Report participants anticipate the Trump administration will positively affect deal activity ...

A new report surveys more than 750 in-house lawyers about their compensation ...

Law Commission of Canada deputy CEO Kirkland G. Shannon has joined the Federal Court as an associate judge. Shannon takes ...

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has declared a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner a vexatious litigant, ...

Lawyers at Miller Thomson, Bennett Jones, BLG, Dickinson Wright, Pallett Valo, Stikeman Elliott, Thornton Grout Finnigan, ...

This year will be strong for M&A activity in Canada, with middle-market deals set to dominate amid ongoing political and ...

The Court of Appeal for British Columbia upheld zoning restrictions on privately managed forest lands on Galiano Island, ...

The demand for diverse legal and compliance talent in the US has stayed strong in the past year, according to US executive ...

The Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed an appeal from a couple who failed to complete the purchase of an ...

The court awarded the plaintiff the trial costs that were wasted due to the adjournment. On June 3, 2019, in Abdelrazik v.

A US federal judge has temporarily stopped a freeze on federal loans, grants and other financial assistance imposed by US President Donald Trump’s administration, reported Reuters.