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September 2018

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Sponsored Content Departments Regional Wrap A look at what's happening from coast to coast Law Office Management The right leaders By Marg. Bruineman Cross Examined Mark Sakamoto on forgiving his nation By Tim Wilbur 7 20 24 Features Canada's privacy deficit Privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien is hamstrung by weak enforcement powers By Elizabeth Thompson 26 Top boutiques The Top Corporate and Immigration boutiques from across Canada By Aidan Macnab 34 I N T E L L E C T U A L P R O P E R T Y Trademark update IP lawyers are optimistic that Ottawa's new openness to consultation will address problems with the impending trademark overhaul By Aidan Macnab 49 54 Cyber risk – is your law firm protected? P. 23 Sponsored by CBIA When to Call on Outside Intellectual Property Counsel P. 33 Sponsored by Oyen Wiggs Govern Yourself Accordingly: How Organisations can Implement their own GDPR Compliance P. 47 Sponsored by BCF Patent and Business Opportunities in the World of Digital Technologies P. 53 Sponsored by Lavery Lawyers C O N T E N T S September 2018 • Volume 42, Issue 8 SA_CL_Jan_18.indd 1 2017-12-08 11:38 AM L I T I G A T I O N The (social media) evidence is clear Litigators need a sophisticated understanding of social media to use it effectively in court By Elizabeth Raymer Opinions Banking on Corporate Narration about representations By Neill May Legal Ethics Should lawyers always follow orders? By Philip Slayton Legal Innovation Now Let the accountants regulate By Gary Goodwin Back Page The trauma of proving my good character By Naomi Sayers 15 16 18 58 Legal Reports 26 Privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien DAVE CHAN

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