On July 1, the U.S. Supreme Court remanded a set of Florida and Texas laws restricting social medial companies’ ability to curate, amend or edit online user content in Moody v. NetChoice and NetChoice v. Paxton, but in so doing noted that “to the extent that social media platforms create expressive products, they receive the
California to Empower Attorney General with Increased Authority to Ensure Cities Comply with State Housing Laws
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced his plans to sign Senate Bill 1037, a bill designed in response to the “statewide housing shortage crisis” that will give Attorney General Rob Bonta new civil penalty authority to hold municipalities accountable from the moment they purportedly first violate the state’s housing laws. This marks a significant change in
OCA says paralegal didn’t provide ineffective assistance after failing to file materials for appeal
The court said an application the paralegal was tasked with filing would have failed if heard
Ford’s crime policies rely on vibes, not evidence
The premier wastes millions on helicopters while ignoring the urgent need for real justice reform
BC Court of Appeal raises cost of future care award to $55,000 in motor vehicle accident case
Ruling sets aside 10-percent negative contingency applied to certain heads of damages
Ontario Court of Appeal orders child’s return to Texas from Toronto under Hague Convention
Mother moves with son to Ontario, informs father by text message after the fact
Federal Court overturns decision denying refugee protection to South Africa resident
Ruling explores interplay between Refugee Convention and Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
BC Supreme Court strikes parts of doctor’s suit alleging bad faith against College of Physicians
Professional negligence claims arise from disciplinary proceedings against family physician
Federal Court blocks attempt to reassess income subject to past voluntary disclosure
Ruling finds abuse of process and unfairness on the part of the Minister of National Revenue
US 11th Circuit judge explores AI’s role in interpreting multi-word legal terms
LLMs can contribute to interpretation of legal text’s ordinary meaning, says US concurring opinion