Time for law schools to rethink teaching law

October 7, 2013

As professor Richard Susskind put it: “It’s not just what we teach, it’s how we teach.”

Assessing risk abroad starts at home

October 7, 2013

For Canadian companies doing business in high-risk global locations general counsel are taking on greater responsibilities to help keep the organization and its people out of trouble before it happens.

Hoodwinked!

Cover Story

October 7, 2013

Eric Cunningham didn’t see it coming. On a brisk morning in November 2006, the 57-year-old marketing executive was sitting on a hard bench in the hallway of the Milton, Ont., courthouse waiting for his lawyer to arrive before heading into a divorce hearing. That’s when one of his wife’s lawyers, James Edney of Toronto’s Blaney McMurtry LLP, walked over and dropped a large document in Cunningham’s lap, saying, “Consider yourself served.” Cunningham put on his glasses and began readin

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