INHOUSE FEATURES
16 COVER STORY Fortress Canada? PotashCorp's failed takeover leaves lingering questions for foreign investors. By Robert Todd
26 Beyond paper Electronically keeping track of legal spending helps legal departments' performance. By Paul Brent
31 Safety first Newly approved law stream- lines product recalls to enforce global responsibility. By Judy van Rhijn
COLUMNS
7 LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT Old wine in digital bottles Disciplining employees for personal social media use. By Henry Dinsdale and Jeff Goodman
9 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 'Biosimiliar' competition Biological drugs likely to face new field of play. By Adrian Zahl
10 REAL ESTATE Reviewing land use Toronto looks at land-use poli- cies for employment facilities. By Jason Park
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DEPARTMENTS 13 QUIZ
Mergers and acquisitions. By Ryan Filson and Stephen Doak
35 INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT Biotech woes In-house lawyers serve an increasingly distressed Canadian industry. By Jeremy Hainsworth
39 LAW DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT The privilege of being in-house After pressure in Europe, Canadian in-house counsel look at their use of attorney-client privilege. By Andi Balla
43 PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Insuring a bright future Robin Richardson talks about her successful career in the insurance business. By Vawn Himmelsbach
46 IN CLOSING Our roundup of interesting trends and what's going on in legal departments.
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