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Ethical Implications of AI in the Legal Practice

In this article, Justin Chia, editor of the UCalgary Tech Law Association Blog, explores the ethical implications of the use of AI in the legal practice. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is beginning to play an integral role in many aspects of everyday life, including the law. The emergence of AI tools, such as ChatGPT, in theContinue reading “Ethical Implications of AI in the Legal Practice”

Panel: A Career in Technology and IP Law

The UCalgary Technology Law Association, in collaboration with the IP law club, hosted a panel featuring 4 fantastic lawyers who work in the areas of technology and IP law. Our panelists engaged in a fascinating and thorough discussion of their career paths, the implications of AI for the legal practice and the different ways thatContinue reading “Panel: A Career in Technology and IP Law”

2023/2024 Sponsor: Osler, Hoskin and Harcourt LLP

The UCalgary Technology Law Association would like to thank Osler for being our sponsor for the second year running. Osler is one of the leading law firms in the tech and emerging and high growth sectors in Calgary and North America. We are extremely grateful for Osler’s ongoing support and generosity.

The Legal Implications of Snapchats, BeReals and Other Kinds of Self-destructing Messages

Jasleen Dhanoa, a 3L law student at the University of Calgary and writing contributor for the Tech and Law Association discusses the legal implications of ephemeral messaging and the possible ability to be found guilty of spoliation. In Canada, parties to a lawsuit are required to disclose documents that are relevant and within their controlContinue reading “The Legal Implications of Snapchats, BeReals and Other Kinds of Self-destructing Messages “

Protecting Canada’s Cyber Security: Implications of An Act Respecting Cyber Security (ARCS).

Mahnoor Khalid, a 1L law student at the University of Calgary and writing contributor for the Tech and Law Association addresses the implications of ARCS on protecting Canada’s cyber security On June 14, 2022, the House of Commons introduced Bill C-26: An Act respecting cyber security, amending the Telecommunications Act and making consequential amendments to otherContinue reading “Protecting Canada’s Cyber Security: Implications of An Act Respecting Cyber Security (ARCS).”

Interview with Michael Grantmyre – Partner, Emerging and High Growth Companies Group (EHG), Osler

This interview has been edited for length and clarity UCalgary Tech Law Association’s Co-Founder Justin Lentz recently had the pleasure of interviewing Michael Grantmyre, a partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP whose practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, and securities law in the Emerging and High Growth Companies sector. Michael obtained hisContinue reading “Interview with Michael Grantmyre – Partner, Emerging and High Growth Companies Group (EHG), Osler”

Cybersecurity Implications of Autonomous Vehicle Regulation in Canada

Justin Chia, a 1L law student at the University of Calgary and writing contributor for the Tech and Law Association takes a look at the implications autonomous vehicle regulation poses to cybersecurity in Canada Autonomous vehicles have become one of the most fascinating and relevant technological innovations of the 21st century with prominent automotive manufacturers, suchContinue reading “Cybersecurity Implications of Autonomous Vehicle Regulation in Canada”

Artificial Intelligence and Civil Liability

Cindy Chen, a 1L law student at the University of Calgary and writing contributor for the Tech and Law Association takes a look at the impact of artificial intelligence on civil liability in Canada. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a transformative technology that provides numerous benefits for our society. By utilizing advanced data analysis algorithms, AIContinue reading “Artificial Intelligence and Civil Liability”

When Intellectual Property, Technology, and Freedom of Expression Collide: Discussing IP protections on digital platforms post-Equustek

For our first guest contributor, Lauren Peebles, a 2L law student at the University of Calgary and president of the Intellectual Property Law Club takes a look at developments in Canada and the US following the decision in Google Inc v Equustek Solutions Inc, 2017 SCC 34. In 2017, the SCC upheld an injunction forContinue reading “When Intellectual Property, Technology, and Freedom of Expression Collide: Discussing IP protections on digital platforms post-Equustek“