Author: Alistair Vigier

Internet law in the casino industry refers to the legal principles that govern all forms of the Internet. Since the internet constantly evolves, common law cannot thoroughly learn the rules encompassing its use. That’s why internet law, unlike other fields of law, cannot be recognized as one specific, stable, and solid area of practice. Internet law incorporates rules and principles from various traditional fields, such as privacy and contract law. The internet is a platform used worldwide, which means that a government from a single country cannot enforce the web’s laws. Many people trust that an independent set of legislation must…

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Are you concerned about franchise law changes? In this article, Joseph Adler, a franchise lawyer, talks about how there is more improvement for improvements to franchise law. We found this helpful Q+A about franchise law. See the guide. We hope you find the video above helpful. As someone who’s been closely watching how franchise law evolves—and sometimes struggles to keep pace with the realities of the market—there’s no denying the importance of recent reforms. The legislation has introduced key updates that aim to balance the scales between franchisors and franchisees, but speaking from experience, there’s a lot left on the table.…

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Alright, let’s talk about constitutional law in the USA—because, honestly, it’s way more relevant to everyday life than people think. It’s basically the rulebook for how a country operates, covering everything from government powers to individual rights. And the wild part? It’s not set in stone. It evolves, gets challenged, and sometimes, completely redefined by courts. What Even Is Constitutional Law? At its core, constitutional law is what defines the structure of a government and lays out the rights of its people. If you’ve ever wondered why the government can (or can’t) do certain things—like regulate free speech or enforce…

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Thinking about getting the best accounting software for lawyers? If you’re still handling invoices and client records manually, you’re probably wasting way too much time. The good news is you don’t need to shell out thousands to build a custom solution from scratch. There are plenty of cloud-based options that can take the headache out of managing your firm’s finances. When you’re choosing accounting software, it needs to do a few key things: keep your books in order, be user-friendly, and actually fit the unique needs of a law firm. In most cases, that means looking for cloud-based tools that…

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Curious about confidential informant privilege? In this article, Melanie Webb talks about how the SCC (Supreme Court of Canada) has reaffirmed that informants have a right to be protected. The matter came up during a cop’s trial. Melanie is a criminal lawyer located in Toronto, Ontario. Her office is at 116 Simcoe St, Suite 100, Toronto, ON M5H 4E2, Canada. She assists with extradition and professional discipline matters (Law Society, doctors) and even handles appeals. The Supreme Court of Canada has once again reinforced the critical principle of confidential informant privilege, underscoring its fundamental role in the justice system. This…

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Anyone can get into a dispute but how can they win the argument? Building successful arguments is one of the most crucial aspects of a lawyer’s practice. Of course, it involves oratory skills, but that’s only the tip of the iceberg. People also need to know how to “win” disputes on social media and with their spouses. How to win a dispute People will have different reasons for reading this blog. Some people will want to learn how to argue with their spouses. Unless you want to need a family lawyer in the near future, this is not a good…

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In this article, we will talk about the inspirational story of a woman whose lower body was wholly amputated in a crash. You can read the story here. The Incredible Journey of a Woman Who Lost Her Lower Body—And Gained a New Purpose Some stories can cut through the noise and make you pause. The journey of a woman who lost her lower body in a devastating accident is one such story—one of grit, resilience, and an unshakable determination to live life on her terms. In a tragic turn of events, she was involved in a severe accident that resulted…

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Melanie Webb discusses how the criminal justice section lets lawyers broaden their horizons. You can learn more about Ms. Webb. Expanding Legal Perspectives: How the Criminal Justice Section Opens Doors for Lawyers For criminal lawyers looking to stay ahead in a constantly evolving legal industry, involvement in professional sections like the Criminal Justice Section isn’t just beneficial—it’s essential. These organizations offer more than just networking; they provide a platform for lawyers to deepen their knowledge, engage with policy developments, and connect with professionals facing similar challenges. Melanie Webb, a seasoned criminal defence lawyer, has seen firsthand how participation in such groups…

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For anyone who follows Canadian golf history—or loves a good underdog story—there’s a book worth checking out. Olympic Lyon: The Untold Story of the Last Gold Medal for Golf dives into a forgotten chapter of the sport, and it’s written by someone who knows his way around both the law and a fairway. Michael Cochrane, a Toronto lawyer and partner at Brauti Thorning LLP, took on the task of piecing together the life of George Lyon. This name should be legendary, but it somehow faded from history. Lyon, a Canadian, pulled off an improbable victory at the 1904 Olympic Games,…

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It’s hard when there is a client tragedy. Michael Cochrane, a civil litigation lawyer at Brauti Thorning LLP in Toronto, shares a deeply personal and unsettling experience that no lawyer ever expects to face. He writes about the moment he learned that one of his clients had been shot and killed by police. The news wasn’t just shocking; it forced him to confront the emotional weight of his role in ways he had never anticipated. This client wasn’t involved in a high-stakes criminal trial or a volatile legal battle. He was going through what should have been a routine divorce.…

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