Loreley Chekay named 2025-2026 Canadian Bar Association vice president. She will take the presidency in September 2026.

CBA members vote on sanctions, children’s welfare, articling conditions at annual general meeting. The Canadian Bar Association held its annual general meeting on Tuesday.

Ontario Court of Appeal upholds ruling voiding will and property transfer over undue influence. The testator willed her home to one of her daughters and named her sole executor.

Ontario Superior Court restores personal injury case to trial list after years of delay. The plaintiff contributed to the delay, but the defendants and trial court were mainly responsible.

Canadian Lawyer unveils top tax law boutiques for 2025-26. These firms demonstrated expertise in navigating an evolving legal landscape.

Exploring the nuances of litigating chronic pain cases. When dealing with 'invisible injuries,' credibility is paramount. Insights from Sarah Naiman, partner at Thomson Rogers LLP.

Privacy, cybersecurity, and strategy: Deepak Iyer at Geotab. Iyer thrives in a fast-paced legal role by embracing complexity and global data intricacies.

Vote for the best personal injury boutiques in Canada. Canadian Lawyer is calling for votes for its survey ranking the best specialized firms in this area.

Howie Sacks & Henry pulls back curtain on personal injury law with The Ambulance Chasers? podcast. 'Our work changes lives — it’s worth talking about,' say hosts Paul Miller and Renée Vinett.

Greg Neinstein on his firm's expansion from personal injury to mass torts and civil litigation. Neinstein rebranded after building on its trial expertise to advise school boards on innovative cases.

Law Foundation of Ontario accepting applications for 2025 Catalyst program grants. The program funds nonprofit organizations focused on bolstering access to justice in the province.

What’s in a name? Exploring the value of the .CA domain. Promoting registration of .CA domains protects clients’ digital presence now and in the future: CIRA. Insights from Adam Eisner, vice-president of .CA and Registry Services at CIRA.

Dye & Durham, LEAP sponsor categories at 2025 Canadian Law Awards. The awards celebrate experienced leaders, innovative uses of technology, and family law firms.

Lingering uncertainty remains around new criminal interest rate one month after effective date. The federal government lowered the criminal interest rate to prevent predatory lending on Jan. 1.

Trial judge's analysis of failed deal agreement relied too much on parties' intentions, ABCA rules. The court said Superior Plus Corporation does not owe a $25 million fee after a failed acquisition.

Colleen Flood joins Law Commission of Ontario's board of governors. She will represent the Law Deans of Ontario.

Osler welcomes new financial institution transactions co-chair (Ricco) A.S. Bhasin from Torys LLP. Bhasin previously co-led Torys' financial services transaction group.

Alberta law society reprimands ex-justice minister Kaycee Madu, orders $39K payment. Madu sanctioned for phoning Edmonton police chief after receiving traffic ticket.

Clio expands further into Canada, Luke Slan to lead domestic push. Clio's growth plans include both an upscale in workforce and rollout of new products.

Why in-house lawyers are increasingly demanding business acumen from external counsel. Data shows the in-house role is broadening, so law firms need to expand their focus, argues Tim Wilbur.