David’s Blog: Better Safe Than Sorry

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CIC News
Published: February 25, 2009

On most days, I truly love what I do. Many lawyers spend their working lives locked in adversarial battles, where one side wins and the other loses. Not much fun, if you ask me. In my job I get to work in an environment, where most of the time there are no loses. Our clients nearly always get what they want... Canada gets what it needs... and I get to make a decent living from it all.

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