As our prior posts about scams directed at lawyers illustrate, cross-border email scams directed at lawyers are common, and there appears to be a particular Canada-U.S. affinity. Which is why this post especially relevant: "Real Looking Scams Require Lawyers to Be Warier Than Ever," on Canada's excellent website Slaw, quoting from the Fall 2011 issue of LAWPRO Magazine.
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