Finding and Using Financial Investors: Prospectus Exemptions 101
By: Conflicts Analytics Lab – Securities Team Abstract: What are Securities? What are the Requirements When Using Investors? Securities are […]
Liability in Personal Injury Law: An Overview
By: Stanis Xavier & Avinash Pillay Personal Injury law is filled with nuances and caveats that often make it difficult […]
Injured with a Pre-existing Condition – Can I Still Be Fully Compensated?
By: Kurtis Parcells In personal injury law, the court seeks to put the injured plaintiff back into the position they […]
MyOpenCourt Newsletter: December 2020
Updates: New tools integrated into MyOpenCourtEUIPO Trademark feasibility reportPartnership with BLG The Conflict Analytics Lab launched MyOpenCourt, an open-access artificial […]
Personal Injury Law: How do Courts Calculate Damages for Lost Past Income?
By: Owen Renic In personal injury law, the court will often aim to put a plaintiff back into the position […]
Canada’s largest law firm forms innovative partnership with Queen’s
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP has teamed up with Queen’s Law, Smith School of Business, and the Conflict Analytics Lab at Queen’s University […]
How we are trying to use AI and data to make our teams faster
Behind the scenes at the Conflict Analytics Lab, all our tools are powered by machine learning algorithms. These algorithms are fueled by well-organized data. Collecting, analyzing and organizing […]
Workplace harassment: What it means and what you can do about it
By: Hasti Namvar Whether you have a part-time or full-time job, your workplace is supposed to be a safe and […]
What is Negligence and Contributory Negligence?
By: Hyunjin (Richard) Seung Key Points · Negligence is the failure to take reasonable care which causes injury or loss […]
You have just been laid off – is there anything you can do?
By: Tim Schjerning What is a lay-off? In some workplaces, lay-offs are a frequent occurrence. Lay-offs can be important cost-cutting […]