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The future of law since 1823

BLG started as the dream of one lawyer in Montréal 200 years ago. Since then, we’ve helped our clients and communities build, innovate, protect and grow, using our collective intelligence and smart anticipation to go beyond what’s expected of a law firm.

Today we are more than 800 legal professionals from coast to coast — former Supreme Court justices, next-generation leaders, scientists, engineers, industry experts and internationally respected advocates — each of us providing the nation’s founding institutions and innovative start-ups alike with the advice they need to achieve their ambition.

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The future of law series

We sat down with brilliant legal mind, beloved defender of human rights and BLG senior counsel, Madame Louise Arbour, for her take on what’s next. Can law shape a better future? Is technology a friend or foe? Who is the lawyer of tomorrow?

BLG Partner Cameron MacCarthy sat down with ZayZoon co-founder and CEO, Darcy Tuer, to offer advice for startups, including why ZayZoon and other aspiring tech businesses are finding success in Calgary.

Hear highlights from BLG’s ESG survey plus suggestions for fund managers looking to make sense of confusing times (12 min. podcast).

 

We asked 6 of BLG's up-and-coming associates for their take on the skills needed by the lawyer of the future. Here's what they told us.
 
BLG's Lisa Chamandy, the first appointed CAIO at a Canadian law firm, talks about gen AI risks, opportunities, and adoption, and what this means for law.
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BLG Reads to Kids turns 20!

BLG Reads to Kids was launched in 2003 to support literacy for young children across the country, with a focus on marginalized communities. To celebrate 20 years of reading, BLG will be making special donations to our partner schools and organizations.

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Through our pro bono work, we make meaningful contributions to the lives of others – preserving and advancing the welfare of communities and their disadvantaged members.

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Strong communities are the cornerstone of healthy communities, successful businesses and a prosperous country. We have a history of making a difference across Canada.

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