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 Ontario's deputy attorney general stepping down and stepping outOutside of certain circles, you likely have never heard of . But the deputy attorney general of Ontario has been involved in some of the province’s biggest and most controversial cases, his advice on a wide range of matters sought at Queen’s Park.
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 Noose tightens around donation tax schemesAmid CRA crackdown, judge refuses to throw out lawsuit that names Fraser Milner Casgrain, BDO as defendants
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 Overtime lawsuits hit a snagCases that pit employees against big banks hang in balance before Ontario Court of Appeal
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 Supreme Court to rule on random alcohol testingCase of dispute at N.B. paper mill could affect growing practice at workplaces across Canada
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 Law firm Cassels Brock sues 150 lawyersCassels Brock & Blackwell files counter-claim as it faces conflict-of-interest allegations over GM bailout
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 Law Society of Upper Canada plays name gameTime to move beyond 171-year-old label, lawyer says
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 Bay Street lawyer's career hinges on results of disciplinary hearingClosing arguments in case of Joe Groia, who faces possible sanctions for ‘incivility’ in Bre-X trial
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 Deal would see Conrad Black get share of $12-millionSettlement dates from December and must still be approved by courts in Ontario and Delaware
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 Nortel dodges environmental orders, for nowOntario government seeks to appeal decision allowing insolvent company out of cleanup costs
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 What lawyer Andrea St. Bernard does for kicksAfter years of balancing Bay Street and tae kwon do, the McMillan associate is headed to the London Olympics
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 Lawsuit against Sino-Forest frozen in its tracksBankruptcy protection, attempt to sell off assets ‘complicates’ cases against firm, lawyer says
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 Junior mining firms in 'revolt' over native dealsCourt clashes between aboriginals, companies spark ‘Miners United’ group
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 'Golden opportunity' for immigrant lawyers in OntarioUniversity of Toronto program helps newcomers find their footing, and law firms find new talent
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 Competition Bureau's mergers list pannedWatchdog's drive for transparency breaks the rules, lawyers say
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 A cautionary tale for the mining industryA recent injunction suspending a miner’s drilling on Crown land in Northern Ontario underscores the ‘duty to consult’ first nations
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 Ruling says 'time's up' on shareholder class actionsInvestors alleging that companies made misleading statements could see securities lawsuits fall apart
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 Ontario pension ruling hovers over restructuringsBut effect of landmark Indalex decision that put pensioners ahead of other creditors is still unclear
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 Court tosses out case against TimmincoIn decision with far-reaching implications, appeal judges rule time had run out for investors seeking $540-million for ‘misrepresentations’
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 The highway, the truck stop and the Supreme CourtCanada’s top court to hear key expropriation case on whether certain landowners deserve compensation
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 Law firms: When hiring, look farther afieldWhen seeking to implement best practices, talent from outside the legal field is often the way to go
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Toronto lawyer named to FIFA panel on bribery allegations James Klotz to recommend fixes for soccer’s scandal-plagued governing body
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 Meet the World Bank’s anti-bribery copInstitution’s corruption watchdog alerted RCMP to allegations on SNC-Lavalin project
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 Just say no to OSC’s no-contest settlementsBy dispensing with admissions, enforcement staff would be leaving investors completely in the cold
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 Watchdog’s requests seen as warning sign for mergersSome lawyers caution that new guidelines show bureau is willing to apply tough scrutiny on deals
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 BlackBerrys losing lustre even among Bay Street eliteAs data security concerns ease in the legal community, some of RIM’s most loyal supporters turning to more Web-friendly Apple devices
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