Bakerlaw’s Emily Shepard Comments on Miscarriage as a Disability
- April 6, 2016
- BakerLaw
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Bakerlaw’s own Emily Shepard commented on the recent Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario interim decision which held that a miscarriage can be characterized as a disability.
Read her thoughts on the decision here (link).
