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BMO Nesbitt Burns ordered to pay $72,000 in legal costs, far less than $195,000 plaintiff sought

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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has awarded $72,000 in legal costs to the plaintiff after the parties in Ratz-Cheung v. BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. were unable to agree on an amount. That’s far less...

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