OPINION
GenAI is causing lawyers to question their productivity, pricing, and what sets them apart
Companies and funds can wade into polarizing debates, but only if they do it right
Moelis case in Delaware highlights the core element of a corporate structure
As his tenure as law school dean ends, Ian Holloway reflects on where the profession needs to go
FEATURES
Blakes and Cassels discuss their policies and how analysis reveals lawyers don't always assign fairly
Inspired by an LSO summit, Beattie worked with judges and lawyers to share their experiences
The entire profession has now accepted that real change is coming
Lawyers discuss the law's shortcomings and obstacles to reform as Canada's population ages
INTERNATIONAL
The demand for legal services has increased by 1.9 percent in the first quarter of the year
The project aims to address areas where the civil justice system fails those in need
The judges cited concerns over the university becoming 'an incubator of bigotry'
They will advise US and international banks, financial institutions and fintech companies
