Jessica Mach

Jessica Mach is Canada Editor - Law for Key Media’s legal publications. She previously covered California employment law and US labour policy for Law360, Law.com, and the Los Angeles Daily Journal.

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BC lawyer disbarred for second time after stealing client funds: LSBC tribunal

BC lawyer disbarred for second time after stealing client funds: LSBC tribunal

The tribunal said René Joan Gantzert stole tens of thousands of dollars from client

Federal court expedites lawsuit challenging prorogation of Parliament

Federal court expedites lawsuit challenging prorogation of Parliament

The court said faster resolution of the lawsuit could allow Parliament to address US tariff concerns

Gowling's new patent leader says changing IP market, patent office delays among challenges to tackle

Gowling's new patent leader says changing IP market, patent office delays among challenges to tackle

The firm has appointed Christopher Bown to head its patent group in Canada

Nominations for the 2025 Canadian Law Awards close on January 31st

Nominations for the 2025 Canadian Law Awards close on January 31st

The awards celebrate outstanding people, organizations, and achievements in the legal industry

BC court to decide if premier can be questioned in lawsuit testing Legal Professions Act

BC court to decide if premier can be questioned in lawsuit testing Legal Professions Act

The group behind the lawsuit says Eby has 'material information' about the much-debated legislation

CRA's enforcement of capital gains rules despite prorogation leaves taxpayers in the dark: lawyers

CRA's enforcement of capital gains rules despite prorogation leaves taxpayers in the dark: lawyers

Taxpayers are frustrated with decisions they've made based on the rules, which may be rescinded

Vancouver law firms stick to traditional office spaces: report

Vancouver law firms stick to traditional office spaces: report

'Navigating Change: Trends in the Legal Sector' is the latest report by office design firm AURA

Novel lawsuit challenging prorogation of Parliament seeks answers about prime minister's powers

Novel lawsuit challenging prorogation of Parliament seeks answers about prime minister's powers

James Manson, one of the lawyers who filed the lawsuit, says the challenge is not about politics

New co-managing partners at Singleton Reynolds say flexibility, collaboration key to firm’s strategy

New co-managing partners at Singleton Reynolds say flexibility, collaboration key to firm’s strategy

Sharon Vogel and David Edinger were tapped as co-managing partners on Jan. 1

For Fraser MacLean, successful family law practice is a team effort

For Fraser MacLean, successful family law practice is a team effort

MacLean, who fought Canada’s first case of AI-hallucinated case law last year, reflects on his work