Recent cases from Ontario, British Columbia, and the federal courts demonstrate a continuing trend in relying on constitutional law to hold governments to account for environmental harm and the impacts of industrial development. Ramani Nadarajah and Lauren Wortsman focus on four highly anticipated decisions with the potential to reshape the Canadian legal landscape.
Becoming a parent comes with a lot of unknowns – and no shortage of well-intended advice from a variety of sources. But, particularly for lawyers entering the uncharted territory of parental leave within a profession that has a culture and cadence all its own, the most constructive and reassuring intel often comes from peers who’ve navigated that same terrain.
