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Real estate is the bread and butter of many lawyers across Canada and notaries in Quebec.
But market forces make it harder to stay competitive. The Summer 2001 EPIIgram features the National Real Estate Project and how it is working to preserve the role of lawyers and Quebec notaries in residential conveyancing. The newsletter outlines the Project mandate, goals and components and reports progress on the three program priorities. If so, we want to know more about you. From pre-paid legal services to ethics and globalization issues, the survey covers important issues that are unique to your situation.