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Darcy Merkur received the Dean Edgell Award

January 9, 2012

On Nov. 10 – 11 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, The Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) recognized several members for their contributions during the association’s Fall Conference in Toronto. Darcy Merkur, Personal Injury Lawyer at Thomson Rogers received the Dean Edgell Award for his significant contribution and excellence in legal writing, continuing legal education, and leadership activities.

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