It’s not exactly a U-turn, but ICANN has issued a statement clarifying that it’s still committed to the values of “diversity and inclusion”, if perhaps not the words themselves. CEO Kurt Lindqvist posted on the ICANN blog last night: While some terminology may have changed, the values that guide our work have not. Our actions…
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In Canada, you have the right to protect yourself in certain situations. However, the line between lawful self-defence and criminal assault can be thin. This begs the question of how courts determine where the line gets drawn on self-defence vs assault. That’s what we’re going to take a look at here, along with all the…
Hydrogen is rapidly emerging as a critical energy source in the fight against climate change, as it produces no greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and generates minimal pollution when utilised. Moreover, hydrogen holds substantial potential for widespread application across diverse industries, especially in sectors that are challenging to decarbonise, such as transport and construction. However, not…
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If you’re making a claim for short-term disability in Ontario, a strong medical record is essential. However, many claims are denied due to insufficient medical evidence, leaving applicants frustrated and financially strained. Insurance companies require detailed documentation proving the severity of your condition and its impact on your ability to work. This blog explores why…
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History and memory as much as interests play a critical role in sustaining the Russia-China relationship today, writes Michael Cox. It is often said by latter day doom-mongers that one of the many symptoms of the West’s current malaise – perhaps most visible in the United States – has been a steady move away from…
Even as the Trump administration moves to block state and local climate liability efforts, states and municipalities continue to advance lawsuits seeking to hold fossil fuel companies liable for harms associated with climate change. Most recently, the State of Hawaii initiated a climate deception lawsuit, and the City of Charleston, South Carolina, submitted a briefing…
By: Ismine Osman Matter Commented On: Canadian News Media Companies v OpenAI, Statement of Claim PDF Version: The OpenAI Copyright Lawsuit: Could it Backfire on Canadian Media? Introduction: A Legal Paradox for Canadian Media In November 2024, a group of Canada’s largest news media companies (Plaintiffs), including the Toronto Star, Metroland Media Group, Postmedia, The…
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In this article, you can discover… How property is divided in a New York uncontested divorce. Whether it’s possible to co-own a home together for your children’s sake. What happens when you can’t agree on your home’s value. How Is Home Ownership Divided In An Uncontested Divorce? In an uncontested divorce in New York, there…
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By Lotte and Sterre Eurojust, the EU agency for judicial cooperation, signed new Working Arrangements with five Latin American states in 2024 and presented it as a step forward to fight serious cross-border crime. But behind the headlines, deeper questions emerge: is the EU staying true to its core values, or is it quietly stretching…
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Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP v Kestenbaum 2025 NY Slip Op 31695(U) May 9, 2025 Supreme Court, New York County Docket Number: Index No. 656174/2023 Judge: Lyle E. Frank represents a very common situation in the NY legal malpractice world. Client is involved in expensive legal proceedings, (here, they were both defendants and plaintiffs in legal…
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