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26 The case for
ladies only
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Are women-only groups a help or
a hinderance to your career?
By Jennifer Brown
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33 Shifting sands
Constantly changing rules, laws,
and regulations are keeping lawyers
busy at Canadian Lawyer's top labour
and employment and intellectual
property boutiques.
By Charlotte Santry
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6 Letters to the Editor
7 Regional Wrap-Up
A look at what's happening
from coast to coast
18 Tech Support
filling a gap
By Dera J. Nevin
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21 Law Office
Management
Partnership unmasked
By Marg. Bruineman
24 Cross Examined
Sing, sing, sing
By Myron Love
opinions
15 Banking on Corporate
Too much ado about something
By Neill May
legal reports
16 Top Court Tales
Litigation
45 The future of class funding
The worst appointment
in history
By Philip Slayton
Are third-party funders going to be the
saviours of the class action regime or will
a no-cost system prevail?
By Michael McKiernan
50 Back Page
The next big flameout?
By Jim Middlemiss
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Tax
48 'Lightning bolts out of the sky'
overzealous tax collectors are less likely to
negotiate and more inclined to impose their
interpretation of the law, often leaving lives
and businesses in ruins.
By Mark Cardwell
continuing a tradition of excellence
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