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Perception of lawyers as just money chasers is wrong, says Garth Manning, president Canadian Bar Association.
Perception of lawyers as just money chasers is wrong, says Garth Manning, president Canadian Bar Association.

Perception of lawyers as just money chasers is wrong, says Garth Manning, president Canadian Bar Association.

Date11/16/1990
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