Canadian Lawyer

June 2009

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June 2009 • Volume 33, I s sue 6 The going rate 26 32 Canadian Lawyer's 2009 legal fees survey shows many sole practitioners and small firms have lowered their prices. By Kelly Harris LEGAL REPORTS 41 44 47 Intellectual property Pirates sunk Ruling over Pirate Bay may have a ripple effect in Canada, which many say still needs stronger copyright laws. Two sides of the coin Proposed Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement leaves some IP lawyers uneasy and others saying it's about time. By Kevin Marron Insolvency Cashing in on insolvency One lawyer describes the number of credit default swaps out there as 'the real evil.' By Mark Cardwell Continuing a tradition of excellence 24 50 Big BD Online or face-to-face, relationship building is the key to enhancing business development. By Glenn Kauth departments 7 14 17 21 Regional Wrap-Up A look at what's happening from coast to coast Cross Examined Resolution man By Glenn Kauth Law Office Management A helpful kind of interference By Luis Millan Tech Support The knowledge management robot By Gerry Blackwell opinions Legal Ethics The collapse of contracts By Philip Slayton Back Page The butterfl y eff ect By Ezra Levant Untitled-1 1 www. C ANADIAN Law ye rmag.com JUNE 2009 5 5/21/09 9:43:09 AM cover story

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