AI tools in Canadian practice
Adversarial readings, independent of the AI vendors, of the questions Canadian lawyers ask about AI tools in practice: what the law, the professional codes and the vendors' own terms say, and the strongest case against each conclusion. Each article is dated and cites its sources.
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Fees
Billing for AI-assisted work: what can go on the account
What Canadian law societies' fee rules and AI guidance let a lawyer bill when AI did part of the work, what courts have ordered, and what to tell the client.
Useful forLegal professionals
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Citations
Real case, fake quotation: why checking that a case exists is no longer enough
Canadian courts have found real citations carrying invented quotations and holdings. What the rules of court check, what they miss, and what a check must reach.
Useful forLegal professionals
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Competence
Technological competence: what the codes of conduct and Canadian law societies say about AI
How each Canadian law society's code carries the duty of technological competence, what its generative AI guidance asks, and what courts have done since 2024.
Useful forLegal professionals
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Privilege
Can you put client files into Claude or ChatGPT?
Which Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions can hold privileged or confidential client material, on what conditions, and the strongest case against each verdict. For lawyers in Canada outside Quebec.
Useful forLegal professionalsGovernment
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