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SCC fall session: high court to hear appeals on firearms, Ontario redevelopment law, inmates’ rights (opens the original)
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The session will be SCC Justice Glenn Joyal’s first since he joined the high court this summer The Supreme Court of Canada will hear arguments in 31 cases during its fall session – more than double the number of cases the high court heard this spring. The session, which largely focuses on civil cases, will be SCC Justice Glenn Joyal’s first since he joined the high court in July. The hearings will be held in the SCC's temporary location in Ottawa while its historic courthouse undergoes a decade-
LSBC will impose special fees on members to support Legal Professions Act transition (opens the original)
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Benchers approved the fees, which total $345 over two years, last week British Columbia lawyers will have to pay two levies totalling $345 to the Law Society of BC to support transitional measures under the Legal Professions Act, the divisive legislation that looks to overhaul how legal professionals are regulated in the province and that the LSBC is currently challenging in court. The levies, which were approved by the majority of the LSBC’s benchers at a meeting on Friday, will be collected th
ABCA: Former school board trustee does not have to apologize for meme showing swastika, pride flags (opens the original)
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The court dismissed the former trustee’s appeal of other sanctions she received for her conduct A former Alberta school board trustee does not have to apologize for posting a meme to her Facebook account that juxtaposed a historical image of children waving swastika flags with a modern image of children waving rainbow pride flags, the Alberta Court of Appeal has ruled. In 2023, the board of the Red Deer Catholic Separate School Division sanctioned Monique LaGrange, then one of the board’s truste
Litigator who secured rare decertification order in Ontario joins Fasken’s Vancouver office (opens the original)
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Vlad Calina was previously a partner at Toronto firm Koskie Minsky LLP Vlad Calina, a litigator whose accomplishments include securing a rare Ontario court order to decertify an employment class action, has joined Fasken as a Vancouver partner in the firm’s litigation and dispute resolution group. Previously a partner at Toronto firm Koskie Minsky LLP, Calina told Canadian Lawyer his return to Vancouver “was a professional homecoming, in a way.” “I started my legal career clerking for [the Briti
Canadian music rights org sues AI music generator Suno for copyright infringement (opens the original)
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US music publishers and European music rights orgs have previously filed similar claims against Suno The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada sued artificial intelligence music generator Suno on Wednesday, alleging the company infringed on its members’ copyright by using their music to train Suno’s AI model, which Suno users can then use to generate similar or identical compositions. Filed in the Federal Court, SOCAN’s statement of claim offers several examples of the all
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