School leadership during the pandemic serves as the contextual backdrop for this
conceptual article. Specifically, we believe the preparation of today's school leaders must be …

Defamation and privacy are now two central issues in media law. While defamation law has
long posed concerns for media publications, the emergence of privacy as a legal challenge …

This book gathers together leading voices in virtue theory—an increasingly influential aspect
of legal theory in the 21st century—to take stock of virtue jurisprudence's evolution and …

This captivating book explores uncharted territory in tort law, shedding light on
underexplored viewpoints in the field. The collection brings issues of social class, race …

This paper considers the similarities between Adam Smith's device of the impartial spectator
and the use of perspectival devices in common law reasoning. The paper adopts a reading …

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 …

In his description of various personifications of the legal standard of 'objective
reasonableness', Lord Reed refers to different 'passengers' on the Clapham omnibus, from …

This article discusses the landmark Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) ruling in AB (Litigation
Guardian of) v. Bragg Communications Inc. The court established an exception to the open …

In the late 1980s, Helen Steel and David Morris, members ofa small British environmental
organization, publicly distributed a pamphlet entitled" What's wrong with McDonald'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 …