Legal

As complex litigation surges, CPT Group's appointment of a 28-year veteran isn't just a hire—it's a strategic move in a high-stakes, tech-driven industry.

After the flames, a new battle emerges. California fire survivors are fighting for a seat at the table as regulators take on State Farm over alleged systemic delays.

Ottawa's new asylum regulations promise speed and order, but critics warn of eroded protections. A deep dive into the strategy behind the reforms.

In a historic move, Canada's new Protecting Victims Act criminalizes coercive control and deepfake threats, but implementation challenges lie ahead.

Canada's sweeping 'Protecting Victims Act' restores mandatory minimums and targets online predators, but new ISP rules ignite a fierce debate on privacy.

As Indonesia digitizes its judiciary to boost efficiency and global standing, a top court official warns that technology alone is not enough to deliver justice.

As two bills advance, California is poised to mandate radical transparency and accountability from insurers, rewriting the rules for disaster recovery.

Shalini Konanur becomes the first racialized woman to lead the LSO. Her career in legal aid signals a new focus on access to justice and real-world impact.

Bill C-14 promises safer streets with tougher bail laws, but its most telling provisions may be those protecting our digital backbone and vulnerable citizens.

Platforms are blending education with advertising to demystify the law. But as expert knowledge becomes a commodity, can we trust the advice we find online?

With the hire of a crisis-tested litigator, law firm SBSB is betting on deep operational insight to navigate the increasingly treacherous waters of maritime law.

Beyond routine appointments, a deep dive into CIRI's new board reveals a deliberate strategy to tackle ESG, AI, and a new era of investor relations.

In a column dedicated to high-tech disruption, we explore a different kind of innovation: a law firm building a house, proving that some of the best returns still come from hammers, not code.

Following Armenia's pivotal election, allegations of systemic fraud and institutional bias from an international law firm cast a long shadow over the results.

On a former Illinois coal mine, new solar farms reveal a blueprint for America's energy transition—combining economic renewal, grid tech, and social equity.

With a 94.6% employment rate, Western State College of Law is outpacing national averages. We look at the tangible strategies turning students into lawyers.

A landmark settlement in Texas is part of a growing trend where massive legal awards, not just regulations, are becoming a powerful driver for corporate accountability.

Hilgers PLLC, the nation's largest women-owned law firm, has shattered expectations, earning top global rankings in the high-stakes world of eDiscovery.

One year in, the Axiom-Legora partnership is moving legal AI from hype to hard numbers, showcasing a model that delivers massive savings and efficiency gains.

Thirty years ago, a US human rights report on a mining giant disappeared. A new investigation asks why, exposing a pattern of secrecy and human cost.