Revue de droit de McGill
Volume 65No4
numéro actueljuin 2020
Noli me tangere : affiner le régime québécois d’immunité de saisie pour les objets culturels
Going Circular: Indigenous Legal Research Methodology as Legal Practice
Predicting Employment Notice Period with Machine Learning: Promises and Limitations
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Fixing the Broken Mirror: Diversity and Survival in the Global Village
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Thesis Survey — Recension des thèses
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Volume 65 Index — Index du volume 65
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Contracts of Silence: How NDAs can silence victims and cover up wrongdoing
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15 Sep 2021
15 Sep 2021
Traditionally used to protect trade secrets and proprietary information, non-disclosure agreements are now regularly found in employment contracts and settlement agreements of all kinds. But these agreements can also operate as oppressive contracts of silence – particularly when invoked to prevent victims of discrimination, harassment, or abuse from speaking out about their experiences. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Julie Macfarlane about the questionable legality of non-disclosure agreements, and how legislative reform could restrict their ability to perpetuate harm.
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