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    To Terminate Or Not To Terminate: That Is The Question

    Recently, an Ontario judge, in Atos IT Solutions v. Sapient Canada, was asked to consider whether a termination of a subcontract was valid.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Robertson Stromberg
    Robertson Stromberg
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    Deterrence Not Damages: The Punitive Rationale For Solicitor-Client Costs

    This article discusses the proper use of solicitorclient costs in Canadian law. Traditionally, such costs were used to censure misconduct in litigation ...
    CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Robertson Stromberg
    Robertson Stromberg
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    Warranties - Who's Reponsible?

    In 2006, the City of Brampton decided it needed an outdoor 1,500 m² concrete lacrosse pad.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Robertson Stromberg
    Robertson Stromberg
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    International Child Abduction And Hague Convention Applications

    It is every parents' worst nightmare. It is what we as family lawyers assure our client's is "extremely rare".
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    Robertson Stromberg
    Robertson Stromberg

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