Risk Management Counsel of Canada’s Guide to Litigation in Canada

December 17, 2020

Cox & Palmer is a proud member of the Risk Management Counsel of Canada (RMC), a national association of independent law firms offering a comprehensive range of legal services to the insurance industry, risk retention groups and self-insureds. Below is RMC’s 2020 informational Guide to Litigation in Canada which encompasses litigation process details in provinces across Canada.

RMC Guide to Litigation in Canada (2020)

 

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