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For decades, lawyer Jeffrey Rath built a career helping First Nations sue Canada and Alberta, securing treaty and claims settlements worth tens of millions of dollars. A Global News investigation, however, found those victories were often followed by another fight: former clients challenging Rath over his fees, conduct and, in some cases, control over settlement money.These court battles now shadow Rath’s new role as a legal architect of Alberta independence. The lawyer who told courts that governments had failed First Nations is now being accused by some First Nations of failing them himself.He declined to answer specific questions from Global…
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