Two Saskatoon lawyers say more people are looking into creating or updating their wills during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The case of a B.C. woman receiving just $70,000 of a $243,000 settlement is being called the perfect example of a "broken" insurance system.

The lawyers, who are asking why the MAX continued flying after a Lion Air crash five months earlier, say the materials are critical for assessing liability by Boeing and punitive damages.

Bo Pelouse closed its doors on Dec. 29 and filed for bankruptcy in January. On Tuesday, the first meeting of its creditors took place in Dorval.

Justice Minister Don Morgan estimates hiring MLT Aikins to help prepare arguments for the Supreme Court carbon tax case will cost upwards of half a million dollars.

A call-in legal clinic courtesy of the Young Bar of Montreal association is back to answer questions Saturday and Sunday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. ET.

B.C.'s money laundering public inquiry has released the list of individuals and organizations who will be given official standing once the hearings begin.

Vancouver immigration lawyers say they're preparing for a spike in document requests as protests against a proposed extradition law rock the country.

"It upset me because we are in 2019 — we shouldn't have to be having these conversations about how people can be affected by signs on doors."

The provincial government has implemented changes to court rules that will restrict the use of expert reports in ICBC legal cases.