Worldwide social media injunctions may be impossible to enforce Howard Winkler / Civil Litigation / December 8, 2020 Read More »
Be careful what you wish for when it comes to defamation claims Howard Winkler / Civil Litigation / November 9, 2020 Read More »
Another cautionary tale for plaintiffs: defamation lawsuits can be costly Howard Winkler / Civil Litigation / June 3, 2020 Read More »
Defamation law reform: the good, the bad and the missed opportunity Howard Winkler / Civil Litigation / May 11, 2020 Read More »
A balancing of interests is currently paramount in anti-SLAPP litigation Howard Winkler / Civil Litigation / March 13, 2020 Read More »
Rail blockade illustrates the ambiguity of legal rights Leighton Grey / Civil Litigation / March 4, 2020 Read More »
Ending online defamation starts with making websites accountable Howard Winkler / Civil Litigation / February 10, 2020 Read More »
‘Colonial policing’ in Indigenous communities a complex issue: Grey Leighton Grey / Civil Litigation / February 3, 2020 Read More »
Winkler finds ‘effective, efficient’ solutions to clients’ problems Howard Winkler / Civil Litigation / February 3, 2020 Read More »
Border search of lawyer’s laptop, cellphone a cause for concern, Grey says Leighton Grey / Civil Litigation / January 4, 2020 Read More »
