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Data suggest a summary judgment culture shift underway

Friday, May 05, 2017 @ 9:05 AM | By Brooke MacKenzie

Canadian lawyers, judges, policymakers and commentators frequently lament the “access to justice crisis” — it takes too long and costs too much for a litigant to resolve a dispute in court. Discussions on...

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