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Femmes de tête, initiative de BLG qui offre aux femmes des domaines des affaires et du droit une plateforme pour se rencontrer, collaborer et se réaliser sur le plan professionnel, a récemment...

The Clio Legal Trends Report 2021 surveyed just over 2,000 individuals – 1,056 legal professionals, and 1,002 US-based Clio users.

The number of female lawyers in Canada today is at an all-time high, with women-identifying students now outranking their male counterparts in law schools across the country.

Collecting accounts is a crucial part of practice management and an essential part of the client relationship.

On February 12th 2019, Ontario announced its proposed plan to reduce greenhouse gas ("GHG") emissions, the Industrial Emissions Performance Standards Program ("EPS").[1]

On June 3, 2025, the Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority ("RPRA"), the regulatory body who governs Ontario's extended producer responsibility...

Last year, we decided to shift our approach to our yearly legal overview. We wanted to move beyond a summary of the year's most important developments...

Where does the time go? Often, it's consumed by administrative work, including a surprisingly costly function: legal translation. This quick read will help get you up to date on how automating the process using A.I. tools...

In a development with potentially significant implications for the construction and insolvency sectors, the Ontario Superior Court granted an initial order under the Companies...

I was called to the bar of Ontario in 1960. By the time you read this, I will have been a practising litigator for more than 62 years. I have been a member of firms that ranged...

The Government of Alberta recently announced a timeline for its "Streamlining Professional Legislation" project, which will introduce new umbrella legislation for the regulation of 22 non-health professions in Alberta.

If a document is privileged before translation, it should still be privileged after without added risk, exposure, or loss of control.

In late February 2018 I released a column titled "Recession Proofing – Why Now? Perhaps the Better Response is Why Not?" It struck a nerve with the legal industry.

The SCC decided 5-2 (Abella and Côté JJ. dissenting) that the applicable standard of review was reasonableness and the impugned CPD rules were valid in light of the Law Society's mandate under its Act.

Many of us who work in the oil and gas industry have been watching the progress of Bill 12, the Liabilities Management Statutes Amendment Act, 2020, with interest.

I have been a legal research lawyer for almost 30 years.

On December 19th, 2019, the Supreme Court of Canada handed down its judgments in the Bell-NFL-Vavilov trilogy of cases that significantly altered the approach to judicial review of administrative decisions.