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Every lawyer who hangs that metaphorical shingle must ask themselves a key question: which is the most appropriate business structure for my firm? This question may be posed at various points in a ...

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When starting a PhD thesis or other long piece of writing (any substantial intellectual project really), choosing the right topic is a significant part of whether the end result will be successful.

In Monkhouse Law v Belyavsky, 2024 ONSC 4970, Justice Centa of the Superior Court of Ontario provided a thorough summary for the factors that courts should consider when assessing lawyers’ accounts.