Ten years ago, innovation was a concept foreign to the Canadian legal market.
The financial crisis that had decimated the U.S. economy and its legal market had not hit Canada with the same force. Its banking and housing systems were insulated against the problems that plagued the U.S. and the U.K. and Canada’s natural resource exports were still booming.
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