The Law Society of Ontario abruptly canceled its March licensing exams because of an alleged breach. The lawsuit filed this week stems from the investigation that followed.
May 25, 2022 at 06:47 PM
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Canada Correspondent
The regulator in Canada’s largest province has sued an exam prep company for allegedly providing both questions and answers to the provincial bar exam to clients enrolled in its courses.
The Law Society of Ontario (LSO) commenced a civil action Monday against NCA Exam Guru and its principal Aamer Chaudry in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. Chaudry is a former licensing candidate but is not a licensed lawyer or paralegal in the province, according to the statement of claim.
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