Paying tribute to a lawyer and activist who fought for the rights of tainted blood victims
The window for filing G20 Summit-related class action suits has closed but "hairy-legged" women get in under the wire
Is it actually possible for Rob Ford to banish convicted gun criminals from Toronto?
The ongoing debate over whether Colorado theatre shooting suspect, James Holmes, should be made a capital case
A lawsuit against Toronto employment law firm Mathews, Dinsdale & Clark LLP, filed by its former associate Adrian Jakibchuk, is settled out of court
A journey back in time through cyberspace: the websites of Canada’s biggest law firms from the 1990s
A New York kosher deli prevails in its trademark legal battle against a Las Vegas restaurant, the Heart Attack Grill, for the right to name its sandwiches after medical emergencies
Erin O'Toole, corporate lawyer at Heenan Blaikie, gears up for a run at the Conservative nomination for the upcoming byelection
The Law Society disciplinary panel ruling that Joe Groia violated civility rules in his defence of former Bre-X geologist, John Felderhof, more than a decade ago, creates unease amongst lawyers
From the sublime to the ridiculous: a couple of things to read on the Affordable Care Act