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- How associates really succeed: a candid conversation with Paul Karvanis
In this episode of the Canadian Lawyer podcast, managing editor Tim Wilbur sits down with Paul Karvanis, former Stikeman Elliott and in-house counsel turned coach, speaker and author of The Successful Associate: From New Lawyer to Making Partner. Drawing on interviews with nearly 50 managing partner … Read more »
- The Human Edge in AI‑Driven M&A: Why Judgment Still Wins Deals
Across Canada, deal activity is being reshaped by AI. Document review, drafting, and diligence are becoming faster and more standardized, but the stakes for clients have never been higher. In this environment, sophisticated buyers, investors, and founders are not paying for paperwork; they are payin … Read more »
- Frédéric Duguay in conversation on the Canada Infrastructure Bank’s shifting mandate
In this episode of Canadian Lawyer’s podcast, Frédéric Duguay, chief legal and information officer at the Canada Infrastructure Bank, speaks with managing editor Tim Wilbur about how the CIB’s expanding $45 billion capital envelope is reshaping its mandate and risk appetite. He explains why th … Read more »
- Paul Saunders on rebuilding junior lawyer training in the age of AI
In this episode of CL Talk, Canadian Lawyer managing editor Tim Wilbur sits down with Paul Saunders, chief strategy and innovation officer and partner at Stewart McKelvey, to examine how AI is reshaping junior lawyer training. Saunders explains why the automation of grunt work is eroding core skills … Read more »
- Professor Maura Grossman on how courts can confront AI-generated evidence
In this episode, Canadian Lawyer managing editor Tim Wilbur sits down with Professor Maura Grossman of the University of Waterloo and Osgoode Hall Law School to examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping the law of evidence. Grossman traces her path from early work using supervised machine lea … Read more »