In a case highlighting an endangered bird habitat, the Ontario Court of Appeal will be interpreting for the first time a provision of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) that “could affect protected species across the province,” a lawyer for Ecojustice said.    On March 11, environmental groups intervened at the court to address “the meaning of ‘damage’ […]

In a case highlighting an endangered bird habitat, the Ontario Court of Appeal will be interpreting for the first time a provision of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) that “could affect protected species across the province,” a lawyer for Ecojustice said.    On March 11, environmental groups intervened at the court to address “the meaning of ‘damage’ […]

When may we call a policy the progeny of an earlier, discriminatory policy, especially if the policies diverge in design and designer? Does such a relationship condemn the later policy for all times and purposes, or can a later decisionmaker escape the past? It is an old problem, but its resolution hardly seems impending. Just […]

Join us as we delve into our conviction and motivation behind ELRC APPEAL NO. E009 OF 2022 AT NAIROBI.

By Allan Ong’ato, Esq Law as a Business has sought to be distinguished from Law as a Profession. Extracts from article by Champ S. Andrews titled The Law: A Business or a Profession?[1] makes an attempt at providing the perceived distinction between the Law when it is practiced as a Business and when it is […]