Borden Ladner Gervais LLP has brought intellectual property litigator Noelle Engle-Hardy in as a new partner on its IP team.

Richard Atkinson, Law Society of England and Wales president, recently joined a government delegation to Japan that included ...

Two doctors from Harvard Medical School have sued the Trump administration for deleting articles referencing LGBTQ ...

The Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that while private prosecutors can seek judicial review of the Crown's decision to withdraw ...

The Superior Court ruled that the applicant's insistence on a guaranteed insurance payout altered the terms of the original ...

After a year of rapid expansion, McMillan LLP is shifting its focus toward sustainable growth, says managing partner and CEO Bruce Chapple. Following a 10 percent increase in 2024, the firm plans to ...

The Prince Edward Island Court of Appeal granted a stay on medical practice restrictions imposed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons, allowing a rural physician to continue practising without ...

BC assessed a $1.32 million tax for a resident who has lived in the Lower Mainland since 1995 ...

US firm Perkins Coie has hit back against US President Donald Trump in a lawsuit alleging the unlawfulness of an executive ...

Canadian Lawyer has announced its 2025-2026 rankings of the top Ontario regional law firms, recognizing firms that have ...

R. Paul Steep, counsel, is a listed representative of Rothmans, Benson & Hedges Inc. as applicant in the Rothmans, Benson ...

Reassessing the damages, the Court of Appeal considered the woman's pre-accident career trajectory and earning potential had ...