written by Robyn Schleihauf
As the public interest regulator of the legal profession, we receive concerns about lawyers’ conduct. With the rise of social media, we have increasingly received calls with concerns about what lawyers post online, whether it be on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or dating sites.
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January InForum: CPLED Update, Upcoming Education Session, 2nd VP Nomination & more
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NSBS Council hosted Council in the Community on Nov. 22 at the Halifax North Memorial Library. Aside from giving members of the public insight into the operations of Council, the event, which was in partnership with reachAbility, was designed around promoting inclusion and accommodation within the legal profession.
Continue reading “Recap: Council in the Community with reachAbility”Acting in the public interest, the Society is the trusted and respected regulator of the legal profession. We provide leadership, value and support to a competent, ethical, diverse and engaged legal profession. We work with the legal profession to enhance access to legal services and to uphold the rule of law.
It’s my pleasure, as the Society’s President, to introduce this plan on behalf of the Society and your 2019-2020 Council.
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