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Law/General
Mass claims regime in UK faces questions on who benefits
The UK's collective litigation system is facing increased judicial scrutiny and tighter certification standards, particularly regarding mass opt-out competition claims and the suitability of class…
Her divorce sailed through — until she won $4 million
The Rhode Island Supreme Court upheld a ruling that Ana Varela’s $4 million lottery winnings, won shortly after her divorce was finalized, are not marital…
Olivia Campbell-Cavendish: England and Wales' First Black Trans Lawyer
Olivia Campbell-Cavendish has become the first Black trans lawyer in England and Wales and is leading the UK’s first trans strategic litigation team challenging the…
Immigration lawyers warned over using AI
The Bar Standards Board has warned immigration lawyers about the risks of using AI tools like ChatGPT after cases revealed confidential information breaches and fabricated…
B.C.’s Latest Indigenous Lawsuit Threatens Freedom of Contract
The Metlakatla First Nation has launched a lawsuit against the Prince Rupert Port Authority, alleging inadequate consultation regarding propane export agreements tied to the Ridley…