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    Lexpert Headlines in the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business

    Columnists

    • George Takach – Technology
      George S. Takach
      How to Avoid IT Project Failure
      Four steps to help you beat the paltry success rate of 16.2 per cent on IT projects
    • Richard Stock – Law Departments
      Richard G. Stock
      Making Legal a Strategic Contributor
      A new white paper, “The Call for Innovation in the Law Department,” provides a good start to reconsidering practices
    • Dany Assaf – Change Agent
      Dany H. Assaf
      Regulation and democracy
      Societal changes are reflected in how the regulatory approval process has changed in the past 25 years
    • Heather Suttie – Marketing
      Heather Suttie
      Toward Industry Alignment
      Canadian legal practice shifts — cautiously — toward sector structure, following global law firms’ lead
    • George Takach – Technology
      George S. Takach
      D-Day for Data Breach Preparedness
      November 1 is the deadline for organizations to meet the requirements of the Digital Privacy Act; prepare yourself now
    • Richard Stock – Law Departments
      Richard G. Stock
      Too Little, Too Late?
      Law departments can still take charge of legal services management and pricing to get better value from their firms
    • Stephen Moore – Change Agent
      Stephen R. Moore
      ADAS and the insurance industry
      Advanced driver assistance systems stand to have a significant impact on premiums — and on litigation
    • Donna Wannop – Marketing
      Donna C. Wannop
      Getting the Most from Conferences
      Or, how to make conference attendance an effective and productive use of your time, energy and resources
    • George Takach – Technology
      George S. Takach
      Non-Competes: When Less Is More
      After the Ceridian case, employers should learn to draft post-employment non-compete agreements very narrowly
    • Richard Stock – Law Departments
      Richard G. Stock
      Focus the Workflows
      Analyses of legal departments over 10 years show that in-house counsel could better delegate mundane tasks
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    Detours

    • Tony Aspler – Wine
      All in the Family
      Like-minded vintners band together to raise the profile of their wines
    • Howard Richler – Words
      Eh? Too Canadian?
      The versatile word 'eh' can be found in The Canterbury Tales from the 14th century
    • Heather Greenwood Davis – Travel
      Hong Kong’s diverse pleasures
      From the high to the low, this vibrant urban centre won’t disappoint
    • Tony Aspler – Wine
      Pinotage: the Orphan that Survived
      In South Africa nearly a century ago, the Pinotage grape was created from a union between Pinot Noir and Cinsaut
    • Howard Richler – Words
      What the Dickens?
      Although slang is considered to be the language of the streets, it’s been appearing in great literature for centuries
    • Heather Greenwood Davis – Travel
      Vacations Fit for a Royal
      Live like a prince — or future princess — on these holidays
    • Tony Aspler – Wine
      The World’s Most Expensive Wines
      So, you've just won the lottery! Here's the inside scoop on how to stock your wine cellar with the most select vintages
    • Howard Richler – Words
      What’s in a literary surname?
      Names that colourfully describe their bearers enjoyed a big comeback with the Harry Potter series of novels
    • Heather Greenwood Davis – Travel
      Health Trips: Resolutions Renewed
      This new year, rejuvenate with a healthy getaway to almost anywhere
    • Tony Aspler – Wine
      Wine and Opera
      No form of entertainment pays tribute to wine like opera, in which characters swill, toast and praise its virtues
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