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Legal marketing uses online commercials, SEO, social media, and other promotional techniques to draw potential customers to law firms. But getting leads is just the beginning. Legal intake is essential for turning leads into real customers and maximizing the return on marketing efforts. A robust intake system ensures that, from their first interaction with the

Serviceaide, Inc. has reached a proposed $1.8 million settlement related to a 2024 data breach that allegedly exposed sensitive personal information of individuals connected with Catholic Health. The agreement is designed to provide compensation to eligible people affected by the cybersecurity incident while bringing the legal dispute to an end. Cybersecurity Incident Led to Legal

Family justice experts are calling for stronger child participation in both family mediation and the development of policies that govern the process. The discussion follows the release of Shaping the Future of Child-Inclusive Mediation in Canada, a paper by Rachel Birnbaum and Nicholas Bala that highlights the benefits of involving children in decisions that affect

Every Monday, a selection of Canada’s award-winning legal blogs is featured to highlight important legal discussions and promote the work of leading legal writers. This week’s randomly selected blogs include Legal Feeds, The Trauma-Informed Lawyer, Michael Geist, Double Aspect, and Timely Disclosure. Covering major developments in medical patents, social media regulation, constitutional law, and corporate

Weekly case summaries given by SOQUIJ help legal professionals and readers across Canada by giving brief comments on significant decisions from Québec courts. The summaries are presented as part of a recurring legal update that highlights important judicial events in the province. Every week, a selected court ruling is provided with a summary prepared by

Ottawa, Canada – Supreme Advocacy LLP has published the latest edition of its monthly Supreme One-Liners. These provide legal professionals and the general public with summaries of the most recent rulings handed down by the Supreme Court of Canada. Offering readers a rapid summary of important decisions, free from the need to peruse voluminous judgments,

The Walt Disney Company has reached a $50 million class action settlement to resolve allegations that the company engaged in anticompetitive practices related to live television streaming services. The settlement follows claims that Disney’s business agreements with streaming providers contributed to higher subscription costs for consumers. Disney has denied any wrongdoing and agreed to the

Popular shapewear and clothing brand SKIMS is facing another legal battle as a lawsuit alleges wage-and-hour violations. “Systematic” violations of labor laws regarding employee pay and working conditions. Because SKIMS is among the fastest-growing clothing companies in recent years, the charges have drawn interest. The allegations remain claims, though; no court has found the business

A proposed class action lawsuit against Cove USA alleges the company misled customers through ongoing flash-sale offers intended to create a false sense of urgency. The lawsuit claims that because the discounts seemed available only for a short time, consumers were pressured to buy quickly. The action, however, says that these marketing incentives were often

A proposed $2.95 million class-action settlement has been negotiated to address claims arising from a data breach at the cannabis company STIIIZY. According to the lawsuit, a cybersecurity breach allowed unapproved parties access to private customer data. Although the business claims no wrongdoing, it accepted the settlement to spare itself the cost and risk of