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The Bergeron Clifford partner whose philosophy was forged on the track and tested in the courtroom

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The Canadian Law Awards 2026

Collaboration, innovation, and impact: highlights from the 2026 Canadian Law Awards

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UK judges urged to apply costs regime to limit AI slop litigation

The “economics of litigation” have changed due to AI, ex-lord chancellor Robert Buckland says

UK judges urged to apply costs regime to limit AI slop litigation

US lawmakers pitch tax credit bill for entertainment industry

The law seeks to reshore production work for movies and TV to the US

US lawmakers pitch tax credit bill for entertainment industry

UK justice ministry recruiting LawtechUK advisory board members

The innovation program is entering phase three in November

UK justice ministry recruiting LawtechUK advisory board members

Paramount-WBD combination to advance after settlement with states

Paramount committed to increasing number of productions and investing millions in a worker support fund

Paramount-WBD combination to advance after settlement with states

UK launches specialist courts for sex offence cases

Measures include a new taskforce and trauma-informed training for court staff

UK launches specialist courts for sex offence cases