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legal reports
Forensics 39 Getting beyond bias There are many ways expert witnesses' testimony can be influenced, the trick is in overcoming them. By Michael McKiernan
dues disclosure dispute By Judy Van Rhijn
Labour and Employment 43 The legal side of the union
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personal injury dollar The Personal Injury Alliance's multi- media advertising campaign has ratcheted up the marketing war between personal injury firms. By Shannon Kari
26 The battle for the
taking charge Legal departments are bringing more work in, challenging their external firms to do better, and exerting more control, according to Canadian Lawyer's 2012 Corporate Counsel Survey. By Jennifer Brown
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Departments
6 Regional Wrap-Up A look at what's happening from coast to coast
18 Tech Support How do I list electronic documents in production schedules? By Dera J. Nevin
21 Real Estate It's tough to kick someone out of their castle By Kevin Marron
24 Cross Examined A lifelong passion for law By Jody Cason
Opinions
15 Banking on Corporate Insider trading and the public interest power By Neill May
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16 Top Court Tales Making a quick exit By Philip Slayton
46 Back Page Digital documents of dastardly deeds By Jim Middlemiss
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