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A British AI law firm just won a court case. Canada's legal profession should take note

It’s claimed that for the first time anywhere in the world, an AI law firm beat a traditionally represented opponent at trial. The implications reach well beyond England

Manitoba names Jerilee Ryle inaugural associate chief judge of reconciliation

Ryle will serve a seven-year term in the new role starting July 2

Alberta lawsuit alleging election interference can proceed to trial: SCC

MLA was subject to complaints about election signs and inappropriate use of voter list

Wage gap between men and women is slowly closing: pay equity commissioner’s 2025–26 report

Report highlights work to promote Pay Equity Act compliance, such as streamlined dispute resolution

The end of no-fault as we know it

Ontario’s auto reforms strip key benefits July 1. Thomson Rogers lawyers on who’s most at risk

Features

Making pro bono personal at Gowling WLG

Where purpose-driven work meets professional growth

Array Canada on AI moving from conversation to execution in litigation

President Lindsay Duprey talks about speed, defensibility and keeping human judgment in ediscovery as data volumes climb

Opinion

AI is making the partner the new bottleneck in law firms

By Tim Wilbur

The human edge in the age of AI: why the plus-shaped lawyer matters more than ever

By Fernando Garcia

Judgment is the currency of a good lawyer. The work now is to define it

By Jonathan Leibtag

Reforming remand court requires structural, not superficial, changes

By Michael Spratt

Rankings

Canada’s Best Personal Injury Law Firms | Boutique Personal Injury

Canada’s leading personal injury law firms are shaping outcomes early and carrying that position through to resolution

Top Criminal Law Firms in Canada

Canadian Lawyer reveals the top criminal law firms nationwide that are distinguished by their ability to deliver effective defence in the most demanding cases