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  • ELORA’S BEST-KEPT SECRET: KAT FLORENCE HOTELS

    The perfect getaway for hard-working lawyers By Janet Carr & Julius Melnitzer | April 29 2026 Kat Florence may not yet be a household name, but if you’re “in the knowâ€�—you know! She and her gem hunter husband, Don Kogen, have been sourcing stones and designing works of jewelry-art for over a … Read more »

  • Working From Hell

    Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko at Pexels By Murray Gottheil I was at the receiving end of a rant from a young associate recently, whom I will call Mike. I don’t mind when Mike calls me to rant, usually late at night on his commute home from work. He needs to unload, and I am happy to be a sympatheti … Read more »

  • Judge deems boy’s injuries at Grande Prairie daycare “unfortunate fluke”

    By Marcel Strigberger | April 16, 2026 911. No, not a distress call. Just the age of the parties in a recent Alberta Court of Justice case, Robinson v. Fellin, 2026 ABCJ 2. Nine-year-old Dominic Robinson sued Xavier Fellin, age 11, who struck him with a small toy dinosaur during an argument at a … Read more »

  • Hate Everything or Risk the Consequences

    Photo by Bastian Riccard at Pexels By Murray Gottheil | April 10, 2026 I would have to guess that some of the people at the law firm where I toiled for 34 years like what I write on LinkedIn and some don’t. The reason that I have to guess is that, with the very occasional exception of one associate, … Read more »

  • Septuagenarian lawyer’s AI caution: Requires child supervision

    By Marcel Strigberger | April 9, 2026 I am a septuagenarian who is uncomfortable adapting to technology. I thought we had it all with the invention of the sticky note. I never use self-checkout at supermarkets or big box retailers, as not only do I prefer the banter with a live cashier, but that voi … Read more »