The Drafting Contracts online module, which begins today, is the last module that CPLED students complete in 2013. The remaining online components – Written Advice & Advocacy, Practice Management, and […]
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The Alberta Law Reform Institute has published its final recommendations regarding Stay and Appeal Issues in the Arbitration Act based on the consultation following our Report for Discussion on the
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LESA is pleased to announce Stephanie Dobson as the newest member of the LESA Board of Directors. She looks forward to bringing a rural and youthful perspective to the Board.
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Looking for a resource that will give you a broad and comprehensive overview of criminal law? If so, you’ll be happy to learn that LESA has recently updated Criminal Law
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On January 15, 1979, Cindy Gorgichuk began her career as a secretary with LESA. At the time, though, she wasn’t sure she was going to stay. About three weeks after
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The second annual Constitutional Symposium at the University of Alberta on October 4 was a great opportunity for legal practitioners to keep current in constitutional law. It was presented by
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UPDATE: This seminar occurred in the past, and the seminar materials are now available. You can use the LESA Library to access course materials or purchase course materials a la carte.
Congratulations to LESA volunteers The Honourable Dawn Pentelechuk and The Honourable Frederica L. Schutz. They, along with The Honourable Glenda A. Campbell and The Honourable Corina Dario, were appointed to the Court of Queen’s
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Every year LESA delivers pre-call training through the Canadian Centre for Professional Legal Education (CPLED) Program. Articling students receive assistance and feedback in the online environment from Learning Group Facilitators
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The Philippe Kirsch Institute is holding an inaugural event entitled Domestic Application of International Law: What Lawyers Need to Know. The event, which will be held in Toronto (in English) on November 19,
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