Canadian Lawyer

October 2009

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Oc tober 2009 • Volume 33, I s sue 10 DIVERSITY REPORT Special report: Diversity in the PHOTO: LIAM SHARP Recipe for success A legal team with a variety of back- 26 35 grounds makes business sense, say panellists at this year's Canadian Lawyer InHouse/ACC roundtable. By Kelly harris LEGAL REPORTS 37 43 Intellectual property law Push and pull of copyright reform In some areas Canada's laws should be more liberal, and in others needs to be more restrictive. By Glenn Kauth Labour & employment law DB or not DB . . . that is the question Will Kerry hasten employers' move to defined-contribution pension plans? By Kelly harris Continuing a tradition of excellence 13 14 46 6 legal profession The face of the profession is changing but real equality is still some way off for most firms. By Gail J. Cohen 16 19 23 departments Regional Wrap-Up A look at what's happening from coast to coast Cross Examined Betty's way By Jennifer Brown Law Office Management A surfeit of clients By Kevin Marron Tech Support The rules are changing By Gerry Blackwell opinions Banking on Corporate Who's protecting your privacy rights? By Bryan haynes Legal Ethics The sweet smell of success By Philip Slayton Back Page Bad laws breed organ black market By Ezra Levant Untitled-8 1 www. C ANADIAN Law ye rmag.com OC T OBER 2009 5 9/9/09 4:16:34 PM cover story

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