<p>In part two of our interview with employment lawyer, Alexandra Monkhouse, we review the recent SCC decision of Uber v Heller and discuss how parties can address the refined contractual test of “unconscionability".</p>

In part two of our interview with employment lawyer, Alexandra Monkhouse, we review the recent SCC decision of Uber v Heller and discuss how parties can address the refined contractual test of “unconscionability".

An “Uber” Development in Unconscionability

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