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My alma mater, the University of Michigan Law School, announced that applicants are not permitted to use generative AI in their law school applications.

This is one of those stories you simply cannot make up.

While legal, regulatory and tax uncertainty continues to affect financial transactions in digital assets, we are seeing incremental guidance developing on US federal taxation issues.

On March 9, 2022, President Biden signed an executive order outlining the administration's policy objectives with respect to cryptocurrencies and directs U.S. regulatory agencies...

On February 20, 2023, a draft of Official Mexican Standard ("NOM") PROY-NOM-002-1-SCT-SEMAR-ARTF/2021 (the "Draft One") was published on the Official Journal of the Federation ("DOF") regulating the

In January, GM became the first large US auto manufacturer to commit to stop manufacturing gasoline-powered passenger cars and switching entirely to zero emissions vehicles for passenger cars, vans, and SUVs by 2035.

On June 16, 2022, the latest amendment of Vietnam's Intellectual Property Law was finally ratified with the consent of 95.58% of the members of the National Assembly.

Like a number of states across the country, DC, Maryland, and Virginia (collectively, "the DMV") have begun to reopen their economies.

A recent District Court decision examines when defamation claims meet the serious harm threshold, highlighting how limited publication scope and audience familiarity can determine whether reputational damage is sufficient to proceed. The case demonstrates the strategic value of early preliminary hearings in screening out confined disputes before incurring full trial costs.

Competition and antitrust authorities around the world regularly proclaim their strong preference for structural over behavioural remedies in merger cases.

This article is part of a series on the new Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010 (ONCA), which will replace the current Ontario Corporations Act (OCA) in governing charities and not-for-profits...

The majority of the cases on this issue from both Quebec and the common law provinces have set a very low standard for obtaining leave, creating a plaintiff-friendly regime.

Four years after the COVID-19 pandemic created a tidal wave of change across Canada, workplaces continue to grapple with its long-term impacts and the evolving legal landscape it reshaped.

People often refer to themselves as being in a "common law" relationship, or being "common law" spouses, but from a legal perspective, what does that actually mean?

To any reader of military history the following adage is very familiar: the military always prepares to fight the last war.

On January 15, 2021, the Patented Medicines Prices Review Board ("PMPRB") initiated a consultation on two proposed amendments to the new PMPRB Guidelines ("Guidelines"): (1) the definition of Gap medicines;...

Starting June 1, 2017, certain small claims disputes will be adjudicated online rather than in a traditional courtroom in British Columbia, thanks to the CRT, the first online tribunal of its kind in Canada.