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‘Reign of terror’: Alberta lawyer receives six-month suspension for workplace abuse, document falsification

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A Calgary-based lawyer has been suspended for six months after an independent hearing committee found he harassed and intimidated articling students and staff over an extended period, falsified legal ...

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