IT/telecommunications law
Apr 29, 2019The federal government set out new rules last December on what copyright holders can say in notices that Internet Service Providers must forward to subscribers accused of infringements through online downloading.
Apr 29, 2019There’s considerable irony surrounding the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Bell Canada v. Attorney General of Canada, expected later this year.
Apr 29, 2019Copyright owners will find it more costly to sue multiple online infringers following the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Rogers Communications Inc. v. Voltage Pictures, LLC requiring copyright owners to compensate internet service providers for some of their costs.
Apr 29, 2019The Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications’ recent guidance on its approach to intermediary liability under Canada’s anti-spam legislation is overreaching and onerous, according to lawyers working in the field.
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Artificial intelligence — or, at a high level, computer systems that are self-learning and self-executing — is introducing profound efficiencies to the legal industry by automating an increasing number of tasks traditionally performed by legal professionals.
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