LSUC debates whether it will accredit the TWU law school, which requires students to abstain from same-sex intimacy
To make progress toward bike-safe streets, more people have to sue the government
Toronto streets won't be safe until injured cyclists start suing the government
Seth Weinstein tells Precedent he treats celebrities just like any other client
Just two months after the collapse of Heenan Blaikie, almost all Toronto lawyers have landed on their feet
TWU President Bob Kuhn says that the school's ban on same-sex intimacy is protected under the Charter’s freedom of religion
Angela Chaisson talks to Precedent about her plans to sue the B.C. government for approving a law school that will discriminate against gay students
Funding announced for new judges, DNA database, Victims’ Bill of Rights, and aboriginal justice
One of the country’s largest law firms calls it quits
Dentons serves a meal and gives back to the community