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Jordan Furlong

Ottawa

Legal sector analyst, consultant, author, and reformer. (he/him) We have the chance to turn the pages over. Luke 12: 24-32.

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  • 2 weeks ago | openlegalblogarchive.org | Jordan Furlong

    This month’s column is aimed at Gen-Xers like me and the Boomers who preceded us in the legal profession. Readers in your 20s, 30s, and 40s – I’ll catch you next time out. Preparing a talk the other day, I realized with a mild shock that last month, I celebrated the 30th anniversary of my call to the bar. Although maybe “celebrated” isn’t quite the right word – “commemorated”?

  • 2 weeks ago | slaw.ca | Jordan Furlong

    This month’s column is aimed at Gen-Xers like me and the Boomers who preceded us in the legal profession. Readers in your 20s, 30s, and 40s – I’ll catch you next time out. Preparing a talk the other day, I realized with a mild shock that last month, I celebrated the 30th anniversary of my call to the bar. Although maybe “celebrated” isn’t quite the right word – “commemorated”?

  • 3 weeks ago | llrx.com | Jordan Furlong

    The more you study how Generative AI works, the more parallels emerge with how lawyers think — and that has implications. With Gen AI getting better every day, we need to get our act together, fast. I really thought we were past this. After the Mata v.

  • 2 months ago | slaw.ca | Andrew Martin |Jordan Furlong |Marcelo Osorio Rodriguez |Marcelo D. Rodríguez |Sarah Sutherland

    Posted in: Civility and its importance are contested in the Canadian legal profession and the Canadian legal academy. [1] Moreover, civility and the broader concept of professionalism have a shameful history as exclusionary concepts with significant negative impact on the ability of members of equity-seeking groups to join the legal profession and succeed in the practice of law.

  • 2 months ago | slaw.ca | Jordan Furlong |Marcelo Osorio Rodriguez |Marcelo D. Rodríguez |Sarah Sutherland |Robert Diab

    Whatever its faults (and there are more than a few), “the rule of law” underpins democracy as a bulwark against authoritarianism. It is not only the system of laws that does this, but the actors who are most closely aligned with ensuring that the rule of law works: the judges and lawyers. Nothing makes the intent of creating an authoritarian system more evident than undermining the judiciary and lawyers. That the judiciary must be independent is well-known. Less so lawyers.

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