In part two of our interview with artificial intelligence lawyer, Noel Corriveau, we canvass the impacts of AI on ethics and human rights as well as the role of lawyers in this regard.
In part one of our interview with artificial intelligence lawyer, Noel Corriveau, we discuss how AI could impact the fundamental areas of legal service delivery and the impending cultural shift.
On this episode, we're looking to the future with technology lawyer, Noel Corriveau, about the evolving world of artificial intelligence law!
Topics: the shift of law as a data-driven activity; reconciling human rights with AI; international policies to regulate AI; and our Ask-Me-Anything segment.
What you’ll hear:
- 1:45 - How is this podcast pitching in to support the Black Legal Action Centre and how can I help?
- 8:25 - How is AI changing the nature of law (as a data-driven activity) in a post-COVID world?
- 17:04 - How can the law reconcile human rights with artificial intelligence?
- 25:49 - How are different countries attempting to regulate AI and what does this mean for lawyers?
- 35:53 - The second Ask-Me-Anything segment, featuring five questions submitted by patrons of the Lawyered community, including
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In part four of our interview with trademark lawyer, Joanna Pitkin, we convene our first-ever Ask-Me-Anything segment, based on questions submitted by the Patreon community:
In part three of our interview with trademark lawyer, Joanna Pitkin, we discuss a new line of cases revolving around whether an entity requires a physical presence in Canada in order to defend a trademark registration
In part two of our interview with trademark lawyer, Joanna Pitkin, we chat about how the Madrid Protocol has advanced global alignment in trademarks and things to consider when filing a trademark in another country.
In part one of our interview with trademark lawyer, Joanna Pitkin, we discuss the overhaul of the federal Trademarks Act, and discuss how the removal of the ‘use’ requirement may invite trademark trolls
This week, we’re speaking with intellectual property lawyer, Joanna Pitkin, about all aspects of trademark law.
Topics: trademark trolls and the ‘use requirement'; filing trademarks internationally; the relevance of bricks-and-mortar locations; and the first ever Ask-Me-Anything segment!
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In part three of our interview with licensing lawyer, Brian Osler, we chat about the procedural fairness elements of immediate suspensions in the licensing context
In part two of our interview with licensing lawyer, Brian Osler, we canvass the unique sentencing considerations for regulatory offences, including moral blameworthiness
In part one of our interview with licensing lawyer, Brian Osler, we discuss the duty of lawyers (and other licensed professionals) to cooperate with their respective regulators
This week on Lawyered, we’re speaking about the rules impacting licensed professionals - including lawyers, teachers, doctors and more! Our guest is Brian Osler, the legal director at the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council.
Topics: duty to cooperate with professional regulators; moral blameworthiness as a sentencing factor; and immediate suspensions of licensed companies.
In part three of our interview with gaming lawyer, Don Bourgeois, we chat about advanced anti-money laundering measures can maintain the integrity of the gaming sector
In part two of our interview with gaming lawyer, Don Bourgeois, we review a recent appellant decision which considers the meaning of games of chance in the 21st century
In part one of our interview with gaming lawyer, Don Bourgeois, we discuss the status of sports betting of Canada, including a new bill which could dramatically change this landscape
On this episode we're chatting about gambling law, with gaming lawyer Don Bourgeois - and we're betting you're going to love it!
Topics: the legality of sports, games of skill vs. games of skill; and addressing money laundering in the gaming sector.
In part one of our interview with real estate lawyer, Candace Cooper, we discuss the circumstances in which real estate deposits can be refunded and when they are forfeited
In part three of our interview with real estate lawyer, Candace Cooper, we chat about the legal and practical meaning behind the term “time is of the essence”
In part two of our interview with real estate lawyer, Candace Cooper, we we will speak about the duration and expiry of restrictive covenants
This week, we're chatting about the rules of land, property, and development with real estate lawyer, Candace Cooper! Whether you're looking to invest, buy, sell or just speculate, this one is worth a listen!
Topics: when time is of the essence, the refundability of deposits; and why "forever" might mean only 40 years.
In part three of our interview with restructuring lawyer, Kathryn Esaw, we chat about the new fairness and procedural requirements in the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act
In part two of our interview with restructuring lawyer, Kathryn Esaw, we discuss the discuss the Ontario court’s recent direction about the vesting of royalty interests in land
In part one of our interview with restructuring lawyer, Kathryn Esaw, we speak about the unique restructuring considerations for insolvent cannabis companies.
This week, we're diving into the world of bankruptcy and insolvency law with the guidance of restructuring lawyer, Kathryn Esaw.
Topics: cannabis companies in the red; vesting royalty interests in land; and new fairness procedures in bankruptcy/insolvency legislation.