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• HOW THE WAGE DEFICIT APPROACH (WDA) CAN BE USED TO ASSESS ECONOMIC LOSS DAMAGES BASED ON GUIDANCE FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA CASE LAW.
• TSILHQOT'IN NATION AND INTERJURISDICTIONAL IMMUNITY: WHEN ARE JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING INDIGENOUS CLAIMS RETROACTIVE?
• THE SOMALIA AFFAIR AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF CANADIAN MILITARY JUSTICE.
• TWO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS.
• FRAMING EFFECTS, RHETORICAL DEVICES, AND HIGH-STAKES LITIGATION: A CAUTIONARY TALE.
• CORPORATIONS ON THE COUCH: IS THERAPEUTIC DISCLOSURE A KIND OF MADNESS?
• MAJOR PROJECT OF RECONCILIATION: LOCATING AN INDIGENOUS CONSENT STANDARD WITHIN THE BC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT, 2018.
• DIRECTORS' LIABILITY IN CANADIAN TAX LAW: CRITICALLY ANALYZING THE DUE DILIGENCE STANDARD.
• CANADA STANDS ALONE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EXTRATERRITORIAL REACH OF STATE HUMAN RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS.
• "THE NEXT 10 YEARS": KEYNOTE ADDRESS ON THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FEDERATION OF ASIAN CANADIAN LAWYERS BC.

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• THE IDEA OF PROPERTY IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
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• TSILHQOT'IN NATION AND INTERJURISDICTIONAL IMMUNITY: WHEN ARE JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING INDIGENOUS CLAIMS RETROACTIVE?
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