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Law Matters is the official publication of the CBA Alberta Branch and continues to be a leading resource for Alberta lawyers, covering the important news, trends, legislation and decisions of the moment, and providing a voice for influential legal analysis from our talented contributors.

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Open and Shut: The case against no-fault auto insurance

October 17, 2024 | By Dana C. Neilsen

If the Alberta government genuinely wants to be consistent with its core principles, collaborating with stakeholders on changes to the existing system is the only viable option.

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In their shoes

November 01, 2016
Joshua Sealy-Harrington

Diverse stories from the legal profession

The Charter as a “living tree”

August 01, 2016
Asher Honickman

The case for a constrained approach to Section 7

Charter of Rights & Freedoms, Section 7

August 01, 2016
Jennifer Koshan

Superhero, mere mortal, or villain?

Ready to die

August 01, 2016
Dr. Tom McLaughlin

A doctor’s reflection on access to assisted dying

It breaks a village

August 01, 2016
Derek B.M. Ross & John Sikkema

What autonomy rhetoric doesn’t teach us about (assisted) suicide

Preserving life through death

August 01, 2016
Emma Carver

Reflections on medical assistance in dying in the post-Carter legal landscape

The fight for cannabis

August 01, 2016
Paul Lewin

The easy road of bad regulation.

Tied up in k/nots

August 01, 2016
Karen Busby

The criminalization of BDSM in Canada

Hot for kink, bothered by the law

August 01, 2016
Ummni Khan

BDSM and the right to autonomy

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Open and Shut: The case against no-fault auto insurance