Canada:
Fewer Cases And Increased Division: Canada's Supreme Court Is Flashing Warning Signs
01 April 2024
Lenczner Slaght LLP
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National Post explores the interesting findings from our SCC
Leave Database. Lead of our Data-Driven Decisions program, Paul-Erik Veel, shares his expert insights on
what this means for emerging and unresolved legal issues.
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