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According to documents filed at Nova Scotia Supreme Court, Mary Corbin of Shubenacadie, N.S., claims the woman who handed her the drink at a London, Ont., outlet of the burger chain was negligent
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to their legal problems in the courts, Justice Marvyn Koenigsberg of the Supreme Court of British Columbia said yesterday.
"The fees charged by the legal profession, for most people, are completely beyond
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here and south of the border.
Then, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed a bid by the company, owned by U.S. parent company Dollar Financial Corp., to derail a proposed class-action suit launched
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, and many of those who do go before a judge are now representing themselves instead of hiring lawyers, senior judges said yesterday.
Madam Justice Marvyn Koenigsberg of the Supreme Court of British
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by lawyers' groups in the B.C. Supreme Court. That court granted an injunction, exempting lawyers from reporting to FinTRAC until a full hearing on the matter.
The government refused, however, to extend
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by the decision.
"Technically today I'm unconstitutional," said Staff Sergeant Gaetan Delisle, whose failed unionization bids led to a Supreme Court case in his name 10 years ago. Under the status quo, he
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recognized that fees put legal services out of reach of middle-class Canadians who fail to qualify for legal aid. Many judges, including some in the Supreme Court, have acknowledged the problem must
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Court of Canada. Another member of the class ended his life in the law with jail time and disbarment.
The law school back then was an intimate place, not many more than 30 students in each of the three
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bill of $900,000 for securing a medical malpractice settlement of $3.2-million on behalf of a disabled infant was cut to $600,000 by the Supreme Court of British Columbia recently after a judge deemed
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the Supreme Court's landmark decision in 1997 that instructed individual investors to stop relying on financial statements for investment decisions. Pretty scary, when you consider millions of people make stock
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