Where the law and technology collides
It’s easy to look at Bill C-2 through the lens of ISPs, but another perspective would be solicitor-client confidentiality.
Bill C-2 is Unconstitutional for Reasons Beyond ISP Info Demands Read More »
Trump’s military crackdown on the American people is permitted to continue after the 9th circuit overturned a lower court decision.
9th Circuit Rules Public Line Dancing Constitutes an Armed Rebellion Read More »
A judge has granted a temporary restraining order against Trumps military crackdown on LA protesters.
Judge Rules That Public Line Dancing Does Not Constitute an Armed Rebellion Read More »
Trump’s assault on law firms for the crime of representing people Trump doesn’t like is getting pushback in the courts.
Trump Is Losing In Court In His Battle Against Law Firms Read More »
One of the obvious legal challenges against the Online Streaming Act is moving forward in the Canadian courts.
Court Case Challenging Online Streaming Act Moves Forward Read More »
It’s happened again. This time in Canada. A lawyer decided to use AI to write their legal brief. The judge wasn’t having it.
Canadian Legal Council Uses AI to Write Their Legal Case. Finding Out Ensues Read More »
For many experts, CBS had a slam dunk case to fend off the Trump lawsuit. Instead, they chose cowardice and settled.
CBS Surrenders to Fascist Trump Overlord. Settles Winnable Lawsuit Read More »
Trump’s war on law firms for daring to represent clients he doesn’t personally like is getting pushback from other law firms.
500 Law Firms Fight Back Against Trump Bully Tactics Read More »
It has increasingly been a general consensus, and now a judge has confirmed that Google has a monopoly in advertising.
Judge Rules That Google Has An Advertising Monopoly Read More »
We are continuing our series of examining different political parties. This time, we are looking at the Canada Future Party.
The Canada Future Party Platform Examined Read More »
