Canada's largest law firm is facing a Sept. 7 deadline to produce reams of confidential financial data on the compensation of partners, associates and staff. The court order stems from a sexual discrimination suit filed by a former partner against 650-lawyer McCarthy T�trault in April 2008. Canadian publication Lawyers Weekly reports that the order is believed to be the first time that a major Canadian firm has been ordered to provide so much private firm information.
August 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Canada’s largest law firm is facing a Sept. 7 deadline to produce reams of confidential financial data on the compensation of partners, associates and staff.
The court order stems from a sexual discrimination suit filed by a former partner against 650-lawyer McCarthy Tétrault in April 2008.
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