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We Should All Be Reading Picture Books

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By Carlos Keng, Paul Rand, Beatrice Alemagna
| fzine.com
Its shop on the first floor of Chinatown Complex might measure a mere 62 square feet, but Eliko Picture Books & Collectibles is impossible to miss. In an age when bookshops are a dying breed, this tiny space manages to display more than 600 titles – and they aren’t just any old books.
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Winning litigation: Securing home-court advantage

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By Paul Rand
| Law360 Canada Verified
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How Would You Like To Pay For That?

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By Paul Rand
| Mondaq
Today, it's standard practice to obtain a litigation budget at the outset of a claim. This wasn't always the case. Not long ago, a client asking for a litigation budget might have been met with a senior partner's dismissive response: "It's impossible to predict the cost." But clients persisted, prompting a shift in how litigation expenses are planned and managed. As obvious as the question sounds, asking "How much will this cost?" was an innovation in litigation management.
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