Aidan Macnab

Aidan Macnab

Aidan Macnab is an Associate Editor for Key Media’s legal publications including Canadian Lawyer, Law Times, and Lexpert. He's responsible for interviewing and profiling the most influential lawyers in the Canadian legal industry.

Aidan is a graduate of Ryerson School of Journalism with specialties that include sports writing, politics, magazine-style features, and survey-content curation.

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Law school students develop app to automate police complaint process

Law school students develop app to automate police complaint process

Team from University of Alberta recently won Georgetown Law’s Iron Tech Lawyer Invitational

What employment law clients are saying about the new three-day COVID-related paid sick leave

What employment law clients are saying about the new three-day COVID-related paid sick leave

Some clients say it unfairly rewards companies that don’t offer paid sick leave, over those that do

Ontario Court of Appeal ruling ‘sending alarm bells’ through construction industry, says lawyer

Ontario Court of Appeal ruling ‘sending alarm bells’ through construction industry, says lawyer

Ruling was ‘strong affirmation’ of one of the ‘seminal cases on the definition of employer’: Crown

Ruling affirms racial profiling can be result of a police officer's unconscious bias: lawyers

Ruling affirms racial profiling can be result of a police officer's unconscious bias: lawyers

In split decision, majority of Court of Appeal finds stop and arrest was racially motivated

Next phase of Restoule Treaty annuity appeal beginning in early June

Next phase of Restoule Treaty annuity appeal beginning in early June

Treaty interpretation must evaluate common intentions of parties at the time: David Nahwegahbow

Narcissism of small differences: A defamation-law lesson from Trump’s 2020 election fraud claims

Narcissism of small differences: A defamation-law lesson from Trump’s 2020 election fraud claims

If you are going to be sued for defamation, you want to be sued in the U.S., says David Salter

Feds should guarantee health information will not be shared with immigration authorities: law prof

Feds should guarantee health information will not be shared with immigration authorities: law prof

Undocumented migrants hesitant to test and vaccinate for COVID, fear exposure of immigration status

Federal Court of Appeal sends West Bank wine-labelling case back to Canadian Food Inspection Agency

Federal Court of Appeal sends West Bank wine-labelling case back to Canadian Food Inspection Agency

Federal Court had not applied post-Vavilov reasonableness review: Court

Seized firearm excluded from evidence after Court finds police gave misleading testimony

Seized firearm excluded from evidence after Court finds police gave misleading testimony

Sole dispute between Crown and defence was whether accused was lawfully detained

Trauma-informed approach necessary in every legal practice area, says Myrna McCallum

Trauma-informed approach necessary in every legal practice area, says Myrna McCallum

McCallum hosts The Trauma-Informed Lawyer podcast, in partnership with the Canadian Bar Association