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VIDEO · 26 OCTOBER 2016

Reducing Your Risk: Critical Issues In Canadian Transportation Law (Video)

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On October 4, 2016 BLG hosted a seminar in Toronto dealing with the complex legal framework and challenges faced by the transportation industry in ensuring timely, appropriate delivery of goods from point A to point B and even Point C.

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On October 4, 2016 BLG hosted a seminar in Toronto dealing with the complex legal framework and challenges faced by the transportation industry in ensuring timely, appropriate delivery of goods from point A to point B and even Point C.

Given requests to share this information, we video-recorded the session and have made it available to clients and friends of the Firm.

Watch this video recording, complete with slides — in its entirety or just the portions relevant to you. Topics covered include Cargo Liens (https://youtu.be/MTaWqqrsjpQ), Rail Tariffs (https://youtu.be/PS2vTTBPdaU), Transportation of Dangerous Goods (https://youtu.be/rgZBbaeROZw) and Recent Legal Developments – Summaries of Relevant, Recent Cases (https://youtu.be/TsU4Yq0iCCI).

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