LESA rolled out our seminar on demand offerings last year, and the first of this year’s seminars on demand are now available for purchase.
Seminars on demand are one way that LESA is making our educational resources more accessible to you, regardless of the confines of your calendar. Since seminars on demand allow you to stream video recordings of speaker presentations and download course materials as PDFs, they are a great option if you couldn’t attend a seminar in person.
Today’s blog highlights LESA’s 3 newest seminars on demand. For a fun and quick preview of what to expect from each resource, view the trailer videos below to hear a snippet from each speaker.
Court of Appeal Practice
Do you want to be prompt and persuasive in the Court of Appeal? If so, this resource offers amazing insights into basic techniques and principles that you can use to increase your comfort level and chances of success.
In this seminar on demand, you’ll glean valuable insights from experienced practitioners (Mona Duckett QC, Frank Foran QC, and Melanie Hayes-Richards) as well as members of the judiciary (the Honourable J.E.L Côté, the Honourable Justice P.A Rowbotham, and the Honourable Justice F.F. Slatter).
Topics address all types of appeals (criminal, civil, and administrative) and include discussion on when to appeal, preparing the appeal record, factums, specialized appellate procedures, oral argument, oral applications, judgments, and costs.
Here’s what some live seminar attendees found most beneficial about the program:
The speakers were excellent. The chance to hear from both members of the bench and senior members of the bar was the most beneficial aspect of the program.”
“Good real world advice.”
“Reviewing the rules is a great starting point, but the insights of senior counsel and the judiciary made this seminar excellent.”
You too can benefit from the advice shared in the program: register online for the Court of Appeal Practice seminar on demand.
Estate Accounting
Examine important estate accounting concepts, including formal and informal accounting, duties to account, review, and passing of accounts. This seminar on demand also discusses available estate litigation mechanisms and recent court decisions on various accounting issues.
Duties to Account
Wanda Fawcett
Acceptable Accounting
Malkit Atwal
Court Process and Procedure
Benjamin Kormos
Issues Before the Courts
Ted Crane
Here are a few highlights of what live seminar attendees found most beneficial about this program:
The essays that I was able to read after the seminar … allowed me to think over the issues they had brought up and reference their points after the seminar was finished.”
“Discussion between the panel and the audience.”
“General overview dealing with estate accounting issues.”
To gain access to this program yourself, register online for the Estate Accounting seminar on demand.
Technology Contracts
Analyze technology contracts and drafting issues and pitfalls in this seminar on demand that helps you learn how to identify concerns and advise clients. This resource discusses both the technology itself as well as the surrounding legal issues.
Topics include exclusion of liability issues, governing law and jurisdiction clauses, alternative dispute resolution clauses, service level agreements, escrow agreements, data security and privacy issues, licensing, and typical negotiating points in technology contracting.
The topics were presented by James T. Swanson, Stephen D. Burns, Tom A. Sides, Richard P.W. Stobbe, and George A. Wowk.
Those who attended the live program identified a variety of things when asked what they found most beneficial:
Solid information, entertaining, good materials.”
“Having time to think about things in a new context.”
“All the presenters were well spoken, knowledgeable, and current.”
Register online for the Technology Contracts seminar on demand to start accessing the speaker videos and seminar materials now.
Head to our website for a complete list of available seminars on demand .
Happy viewing!
