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Best Practices Combatting Litigation Abuse in Family Law

Litigation abuse in a family law context is not only time-consuming for all involved, but it can take a significant financial and emotional toll on clients. In this article, Katherine Shadbolt offers a checklist of the main challenges associated with this kind of abuse and the strategies counsel can deploy to effectively address them.

BY Katherine Shadbolt

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In-Depth Developing Decisions: Environmental and Aboriginal Law Cases to Watch

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.

BY: Ramani Nadarajah and Lauren Wortsman

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Opinion Cabinet and Senate Pursuing AI on Parallel Paths

In his capacity as chair of the Canadian Internet Society, Brent Arnold has both contributed to the federal government’s public consultation on AI and testified before the Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications as it conducts its own study, giving him an inside view of concurrent efforts to understand the opportunities and challenges around AI in the interests of developing a national strategy. Here he shares his impressions of two very different processes.

BY: Brent J. Arnold

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Hot Topics Navigating Ambush Marketing Laws in Canada

As Canada prepares to co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, many businesses are eager to leverage the event’s global visibility. However, while ambush marketing, where companies associate themselves with major events without official sponsorship, may seem attractive, it carries significant legal risks.

BY: Candice Kloes and Any Obando Ospina

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