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With a focus on Evidence, Ethics, and the Administration of Justice, this longstanding national program brings crown, defense, and members of the judiciary from across the country together for timely and practical criminal law education.
Join Ryan Morasiewicz, experienced outdoor/adventure and personal injury litigator, to discuss current and emerging laws regarding sports and recreational waivers.
Featuring over forty sessions, plenaries, and practical updates from leading voices in family law, the NFLP remains one of Canada’s premier continuing education events for practitioners and members of the judiciary alike.
Lawyer and novelist William Bernhardt explores the unique relationship between legal thinking and the writer’s craft.
In this Lancaster’s Workplace Essentials webinar series, panelists will provide attendees with a guideline to key principles pertaining to off-duty conduct and associated discipline.
Behavioural and technology-related addictions, from online gambling to excessive pornography use, are pushing the limits of traditional policies and unsettled laws.
This webinar will explore how to effectively request medical information and determine when a request for medical information is inappropriate.
Registration is open until noon of the Thursday before the Online Land Registration Act training program commences. The cost for this program is $650 plus HST. Registrants have the first two weeks to review the materials and the final week to complete the assessment.
This program offers discussions on the process of preparing legislative texts alongside reflections on recent developments shaping the field.
In this workshop, experienced advocates will guide participants through the key stages of a successful appeal, highlighting both procedural requirements and advocacy best practices.
In this Lancaster’s Workplace Essentials, panelists will examine key principles, recent caselaw, and best practices relating to workplace investigations.
Many lawyers are busy—but not as profitable as they should be. This program shows you why, and what to do about it.
