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Canadian National Railway Co v McKercher LLP : ウィキペディア英語版 | Canadian National Railway Co v McKercher LLP
''Canadian National Railway Co v McKercher LLP'' is a significant case of the Supreme Court of Canada that consolidated Canadian jurisprudence on conflicts of interest in the legal profession. ==Background==
The Supreme Court of Canada has recast Canadian jurisprudence in recent years concerning professional conflicts of interest in the legal profession. In its 1990 ruling in ''Macdonald Estate v. Martin'', it first addressed the question of confidential information being handled by lawyers. In 2002, the SCC dealt with the question of loyalty, ruling in ''R. v. Neil'' that the question of whether a conflict of interest may exist in how lawyers deal with clients was subject to a bright-line rule, where a lawyer, and by extension a law firm, may not concurrently represent clients adverse in interest without first obtaining their consent. While this was ''obiter'' to the case at hand, in 2007 it became the ''ratio'' for determining the later SCC case of ''Strother v. 3464920 Canada Inc.''
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