In the world of litigation, AI tools have become both a beacon of efficiency and source of controversy. But, the case of Mazaheri v Law Society of Ontario, 2025 ONLSTH 186 serves as a cautionary tale and a valuable reminder that lawyers and the critical review of legal authorities are not replaceable. In 2024, Law Society of Ontario v Mazaheri and Yack, 2024 ONLSTH 132, the LSO found that Mazaheri was wilfully blind to the fraud of his client, an oversight serious enough to warrant an interlocutory suspension of his license to practice law. The investigation continues, but Mazaheri’s suspension ... [more] Full article