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Miller Thomson is proud to support the United Way through our 2010 fundraising campaign which raised close to $263,000.
January 2011
Through a series of personal donations, employee and student-led fundraising initiatives and partner matching, the Firm’s 2010 campaign total exceeded our 2009 campaign by 21%. Miller Thomson is proud to have helped ensure that so many very worthwhile local United...
Alan Litwack’s article on “Baby Boomer Accountants: Preserving Value – Suggestions for Small Firms and Sole Practitioners” is published in the January 2011 issue of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Alberta’s Link newsletter.
January 2011
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David Schnurr is recognized by the University of Western Ontario University Students’ Council with a USC Teaching Award of Excellence, presented to the most outstanding teachers on campus. David teaches Advanced Intellectual Property at Western Law.
January 2011
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William Dahms appointed as the 6th Member of the City of Waterloo Committee of Adjustment.
January 2011
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Miller Thomson is pleased to announce that Sheldon Silver, Q.C., has joined the firm as Associate Counsel in the Taxation Group in Toronto.
January 2011
Sheldon’s practice focuses on all aspects of taxation law, advising clients on domestic and international income tax issues. His experience in tax matters, with an emphasis on tax litigation and dispute resolution, includes extensive dealings at all levels with the...
James Klotz’s co-authored article is listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download list for LSN: Canadian Law – Business (Topic), LSN: Canadian Law – International (Topic) and PSN: International Law: Rule-Making & Rule Interpretation; International Courts (Topic)
January 2011
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Co-authored article: Case Comment: All Quiet on the CISG Front – Guiliani v. Invar Manufacturing, the Battle of the Forms, and the Elusive Concept of Terminus Fixus Read the full article