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September 19, 2011

Thank You to the Lawyer's Weekly

I wanted to thank the Lawyer's Weekly for naming me one of Canada’s top legal social media influencers.  The authors of the article are Jordan Furlong and Warren Smith and  I'm truly honoured to be included in this list.  

While I have been delinquent in my writing here, I have been writing more regularly over at the Watershed LLP Blog.

 

 

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