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Quebec court treads carefully when considering disqualifying a law firm

Friday, November 10, 2017 @ 9:43 AM | By Daniel Urbas

A multidisciplinary law firm in Quebec was disqualified from a case due to the likelihood that one of its non-lawyer members, a notary, would be called upon to testify at the...

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