Litigating Economically

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Omar Ha-Redeye spoke at the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) Litigating Economically event on April 30, 2012, hosted by the Civil Litigation section.

He presented a paper on My Support Calculator, Litigating Family Law Economically: The Case Study of My Support Calculator, and Lessons for the Civil Litigation Bar, on the Unbundled Services panel, with co-panelists Dan Pinnington, Lee Akazaki, and Simon Chester.

Litigating family law economically

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He also was a member of the Technology Super Panel with Dan Pinnington, Ted Tjaden, Connie Crosby, Dominic Jaar and Shelby Austin:

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