Navigating the Frontier of Generative AI in Legal Practice
The rapid evolution of generative AI is reshaping the legal landscape, presenting both exciting opportunities and complex challenges for practitioners.
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The rapid evolution of generative AI is reshaping the legal landscape, presenting both exciting opportunities and complex challenges for practitioners.
We have been contacted by a researcher at Queen’s University who is conducting research entitled Criminal Defence Lawyers and the Representation of Marginalized Clients in Canada.
We have heard from lawyers looking for alternatives to post legal notices in Nova Scotia.
The quadrennial Judicial Compensation and Benefits Commission has begun its inquiry into the adequacy of the salaries and other amounts payable under the Judges Act to federally appointed judges and to associate judges of the Federal Court, and the adequacy of the judges’ benefits generally.
The NOVA SCOTIA BARRISTERS’ SOCIETY gives notice that the practising certificate of Christopher I. Robinson of Halifax, Nova Scotia has been reinstated, effective November 8,
we are pleased to invite you to the upcoming Regional Nova Scotia Career Fair on November 26, 2024 at 12:30 PM, held at the Weldon Law Building, 2nd Floor Atrium.