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    Changes To Anti-Corruption Legislation Give Federal Government New Powers

    Amendments to Canadian anti-bribery legislation drastically increase the Federal Government's ability to lay corruption charges and the penalties for conviction.
    CanadaCriminal Law
    McLean & Kerr LLP
    McLean & Kerr LLP
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    Update On The Duty Of Good Faith In The Negotiation And Performance Of Commercial Contracts

    Absent a special relationship between parties to a negotiation, Canadian law does not recognize an overarching duty to negotiate in good faith.
    CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law
    McLean & Kerr LLP
    McLean & Kerr LLP

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