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‘You don’t really know a nation until you’ve been inside its jails’ (opens the original)
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Howie Sacks & Henry’s Joel Dick on why correctional negligence deserves a place in civil litigation practice When a person is taken into custody in Canada, the state assumes legal responsibility for them. That includes more obvious aspects of care, such as health and safety, and less tangible ones, like their dignity. That obligation isn’t contingent on innocence; it holds even if someone is convicted of a crime. But what happens when correctional authorities breach that duty? In the latest epis
LEAP Family Law offers live platform demo for prospective users (opens the original)
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A free session on September 24 lets family lawyers see LEAP Family Law in action before committing Most family lawyers have heard about LEAP Family Law, yet not all have had a chance to see it live. The team at DivorceMate and LEAP Family Law would like to change that. They’re offering prospective clients the chance to see what’s possible in LEAP’s new platform — and ask any burning questions — before making any decisions. The Everything Platform for Family Law runs on Wednesday, September 24 at
Building an evidence-based future for capacity assessment (opens the original)
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Why consistency matters when the stakes are human autonomy Imagine two professionals, each highly experienced and acting in good faith, assessing the same individual on the same day. One concludes the person has the capacity to make a significant financial decision; the other concludes they do not. The discrepancy is not necessarily the result of negligence or incompetence. It may instead reflect a deeper challenge that has long existed within capacity assessment sector: the absence of a consist
Open for business: how the Global Incubator Programme brings UK legal tech to Canada (opens the original)
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Three cohorts in, the LIZ's partnership with Innovate UK delivers real results for Canada's legal market Four UK legal tech companies. Six months. Two visits to Toronto. And, for at least one of them, a paying client from one of Canada's Seven Sisters law firms before the programme even wrapped. When global LawTech hub, the Legal Innovation Zone (LIZ) at Toronto Metropolitan University, talks about building a direct bridge between Canada and the UK, it isn't speaking metaphorically — it's descri
AI for lawyers: what’s your AI implementation plan? (opens the original)
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Four leading lawyers who’ve done the work discuss governance and change management Canadian lawyers can no longer afford to treat artificial intelligence as a future concern. Clients expect it. Regulators are watching it. And across estates and trusts, corporate counsel, litigation, and family law, AI is already changing how legal work gets done The question of whether AI belongs in your firm has been answered. What remains is how to bring it in properly. The firms with a clear, responsible impl
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