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CANADIANLAWYERMAG.COM/INHOUSE MAY/JUNE 2019
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VOLUME 14/ISSUE 3
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C O L U M N S
9 LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION
The Autorité des marchés publics is the
new actor for Quebec public contracts.
By Justine Brien & Sophie Perreault
10 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Canada joins the Patent Law Treaty.
By Dan Raymond
13 RISK MANAGEMENT
Finding a co-ordinated approach
to cyber-threats.
By Brent J. Arnold
D E P A R T M E N T S
6 NEWS ROUNDUP
A roundup of interesting trends
and news for legal departments
25 TOP TEN CIVIL LITIGATION
AND CRIMINAL BOUTIQUES
39 LAW DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT
Controlling the contract lifecycle
By Carolyn Gruske
44 PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Chartwell Retirement Residence
By Jennifer Brown
46 IN CLOSING
Revamping the KM approach
By Karen E. Sadler
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COVERSTORY
Remediationagreements
What is general counsel to do
if he or she becomes aware of
criminal activity?
By Brian Burton
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Communicationincrises
Proper communication with
outside counsel is key to
controlling litigation costs.
By Shannon Kari
AIadoption
Corporate counsel can show
leadership in development of
strategy around artificial intelligence.
By Jonathan Leibtag
Mapthedata
Most general counsel may be
surprised at how many software
tools their business units are using.
By Shannon Kari
Duediligencegetsamakeover
New service providers and tools
such as AI are being used to allow
bidders to due diligence faster.
By Jennifer Brown
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