Canadian Lawyer

April 2010

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Apr i l 2010 • Volume 34, i s sue 4 Climbing every mountain PHOTO: LIAM SHARP 28 LEGAL REPORTS 39 43 Energy & Environment Red Chris red tape The Supreme Court of Canada upholds the need for environmental reviews, but opens the door for governments to simplify the process. By Kelly Harris Litigation Weeding out the bad apples It's up to the lawyers, not judges, to do due diligence on prior adverse judicial comment about experts in their cases. By Helen Burnett-Nichols www.mross.com Edmonton . Calgary . Yellowknife McLennan Ross LLP - driven by energy, innovation and results to be one of Western Canada's Top 10 www. C ANADiAN law ye rmag.com APRIL 2010 5 Marie Henein's success as a defence counsel comes in large part by just being practical and not letting anything hold her back. By Robert Todd 36 Best in the West Canadian Lawyer's ranking of the top 10 firms in B.C., Alberta, and the North. By Robert Todd 15 16 46 6 18 21 25 departments ntitled-2 1 Cross examined Everyone knows Janet! By Judy van Rhijn law Office Management Buzzword 2010: project management By Kevin Marron Tech support Bangalore LLP By Gerry Blackwell opinions Banking on Corporate Taking care of business: the case for commercial courts By Bryan Haynes Top Court Tales Not the time for a crisis By philip slayton Back page Harper's not that radical By ezra levant Continuing a tradition of excellence 1/21/10 10:23:23 AM Regional Wrap-Up A look at what's happening from coast to coast cover story

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