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The case of the missing cat: Vet’s insistence on sending ‘termination letter’ to client sinks claim

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A veterinarian’s wrongful dismissal and constructive dismissal claim against a small Ontario clinic was rejected when the court found her insistence on sending a “termination letter” to a former clien...

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