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Ontario executive awarded $430K as court criticizes ‘dense and lengthy’ language in employment contract

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An Ontario executive has been awarded nearly $430,000 in damages in a case where the court was heavily critical of overly complicated language in an employment contract. Jack Maynard was employed by J...

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