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Gowling WLG Attorneys Discuss Aboriginal Law in Canada

by Best Lawyers

Gowling WLG won the 2019 "Law Firm of the Year" award for Aboriginal Law in Canada.

Send, Serve, or Both

by Holly M. Polglase and Matthew E. Bown

The Supreme Court decides the meaning of Article 10(A) of the Hague Service Convention.

High Court Merit

by Tracy Collins Ortlieb

In progressive legal circles, the name Robbie Kaplan has emerged as an omnipresent force for equal and human rights.

It’s a Gas, Gas, Gas

by Best Lawyers

Michael Polkinghorne discusses why arbitration or mediation is a better option.

2025 Best Lawyers Awards Announced: Honoring Outstanding Legal Professionals Across the U.S.

by Jennifer Verta

Introducing the 31st edition of The Best Lawyers in America and the fifth edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America.

MEDIATION: A Particularly Powerful Tool in Family Law

by Susan Latham Steffey

Mediation can be the solution to many questions surrounding family law disputes. One lawyer explains several of the benefits to family law mediation.

New Texas Law Opens Door for Non-Lawyers to Practice

by Gregory Sirico

Texas is at a critical turning point in addressing longstanding legal challenges. Could licensing paralegals to provide legal services to low-income and rural communities close the justice gap?

Cyber Coverage Pitfalls

by Robert W. Wilkins

Institutional data breaches are, unfortunately, more common (and more costly) than ever. Cybersecurity insurance can help—but is your firm’s policy really as ironclad as you think?

Early Dispute Resolution Programs that Deliver

by Mark LeHocky

Seven Keys to Success

The End of Background Circumstances

by Bryan Driscoll

This reaches beyond doctrinal cleanup. It signals a profound shift.

Safety Matters Beyond the Courtroom

by Justin Smulison

As courts reopen, one of the nation’s leading brain injury authorities, Randall H. Scarlett intends to reach new heights in the pursuit of justice for victims.

Colorado’s New “Red Flag” Law for Extreme Risk Protection Orders

by James H. Chalat

Preventing Mass Shootings

New York City Employers Will Soon Be Restricted in Asking Applicants About Salary Histories

by Ronald Kreismann

NYC employers can no longer ask job applicants about their compensation history.

The Push and Pitfalls of New York’s Attempt to Expand Wrongful Death Recovery

by V. Christopher Potenza and Elizabeth M. Midgley

The New York State Legislature recently went about updating certain wrongful death provisions and how they can be carried out in the future. Here's the latest.

Foreclosure Changes in New York: How FAPA Reshaped Borrower and Lender Rights

by Lindsay Mesh Lotito and Zachary J. Manasia

Key updates to foreclosure law and their impact on lenders, borrowers and market practice.

How to File for Divorce

by Natalie R. Rowland

Divorce can be complex in both process and cost. An experienced family law attorney explains how best to file for divorce and outlines considerations to take.