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Jokes about lawyers’ fees and misleading advertisements are so common they’re the butt of a classic Simpsons joke turned meme. Springfield’s local mall-based lawyer lawyer Lionel Hutz has an ad that promises, “Works on contingency, no money down,” which...

As part of the Appeals Monitor’s annual attempt to give lawyers something to talk about over the holidays other than the two traditional Canadian touchstones (weather and hockey), we are proud to once again this year present our top ten anticipated appeals...

Introduction The effects of globalization are deep and far reaching – not least with respect to the Canadian legal framework. As cross-border litigation involving multinational corporations becomes increasingly prevalent, courts are forced to grapple...

On 17 June 2013, the Ontario Court of Appeal in Shtaif v. Toronto Life Publishing Co. Ltd. rejected applying the “single publication rule” in Ontario and clarified the circumstances when defamation and negligence claims can be brought concurrently...

Straight to it, since it’s very late. . . First up, McClatchy Washington Bureau covers the Obamagap: Minorities disproportionately represented in health care ‘coverage gap’ New data from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows that minorities...