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October 2009

Shhh! It's top secret!

Can you insist that negotiations to settle a case out of court be kept secret? What if information is leaked? Isn't it a journalist's job to write about it? Groupe Polygone Éditeurs thought it could rely on a right to confidentiality. The Court of Appeal of Quebec, however, didn’t agree.

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