Xavier Beauchamp-Tremblay, Author at Slaw

Comments on the New CJC Guidelines on Bulk Access to Court Information

Published May 28th, 2021

Finding the “COVID Boundary” in CanLII Usage Statistics 🦖

Published November 30th, 2020

My Concerns With the Broadcast and Telecommunications Legislative Review Panel Report, and Thoughts About Taming the Internet

Published April 14th, 2020

Vavilov & Dunsmuir: Looking for Signals in the Precedential Game of Thrones

Published February 13th, 2020

Introducing CanLII’s Latest Research Tools: Decision Highlights and a Powerful New Noteup ✨

Published January 23rd, 2020

CanLII: 2019 in Review

Published December 12th, 2019

Not Your Grandparents’ Civil Law: Decisions Are Getting Longer. Why and What Does It Mean in France and Québec?

Published June 20th, 2019

“Boring Game Changers” to Improve Your Practice

Published October 9th, 2018

CanLII’s Recent Announcements: Putting It All Together

Published June 8th, 2018

Looking at Women’s Contribution to Computing to Learn How to Fix the Internet

Published April 6th, 2018

7 Reasons to Celebrate Legal Research and the Fact That It’s There to Stay

Published December 15th, 2017

How Far Are Lawyers From Drafting Smart Contracts?

Published August 3rd, 2017

GitHub Workflow and Legal Drafting

Published April 21st, 2017

AI Takes Over Google Translate

Published February 9th, 2017

2011: The Year in Tech

Published December 7th, 2016

Pseudonymity and Online Collaboration in the Legal World

Published August 4th, 2016

Becoming “So Good They Can’t Ignore You”: Inspiration From a Collection of Self-Help Books for the Young Lawyer in a Difficult Market

Published June 7th, 2016

Podcasting as Commentary

Published February 10th, 2016

The Case for Reddit

Published December 16th, 2015

Vivaldi, the Web and the Return of Browser Wars

Published October 20th, 2015

Meat on the Bone : Comments on the Guidelines for Practicing Ethically With New Information Technologies

Published December 6th, 2008

Added Value in Legal and Other Professional Information Provision

The State of Administrative Law Teaching: A Review of Administrative Law in Context

Should There Be a Different Code of Conduct for Family Lawyers?

An Open-Access Teaching Q&A With UBC Law Professor Samuel Beswick, Editor of Tort Law: Cases and Commentaries

A Family Lawyer’s Duty to Discuss Reconciliation With Clients: Time for Change?

Suggested Pairing: Coffee & Crossword

About Xavier Beauchamp-Tremblay

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