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Privacy poachers take big hit

Author(s): Darcy R. Merkur

February 3, 2012

The Ontario Court of Appeal’s creation of a potentially sweeping new tort for invasion of privacy will generate litigation and other revenue opportunities for a broad cross section of the Bar, lawyers predict.

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