One of the most challenging and abiding questions in legal ethics is the scope of lawyers'
duty to protect the public interest. In Canada, the issue made national headlines in 2019 …

This paper explains how developers and users of large language models (LMs), may be
treated by English and Canadian libel law. LMs could be economically significant, and the …

Negotiating Feminism traces the reflection of the feminist “sex wars” in contemporary
debates about campus sexual violence reform in Canada and the United States–what Emily …

The first volume of the Canadian Bar Review (CBR) was published in 1923. In
commemoration of the centenary of the CBR, this article briefly reflects on the journal's …

In the internet era, permanent injunctions prohibiting defamatory speech are increasingly
being sought and ordered following a finding of liability. This may seem unproblematic since …

In this article, I examine the potential application of the Priest-Klein litigation selection model
in administrative law. The Priest-Klein selection model suggests that there is a selection …

Joint ventures are a popular strategy for pursuing profitable business opportunities while
sharing costs among multiple parties. 1 Their popularity is attributable to the fact that they …

This is a report on the Law Commission of Ontario's one-day conference on defamation law
and the Internet by the conference rapporteur After reviewing the topical nature of the event …

Even as technology transforms the world of communication-as it has over the course of
history-defamation law remains strangely impervious to change. True enough, the law has …