BarTalk December 2004
Volume 16, Number 6

New Book
Collaborative Practice: Deepening The Dialogue is the road map for family lawyers making the journey from traditional litigation to collaborative practice. A leader in the collaborative law movement, Nancy Cameron has written an essential resource for professionals who are practising in or making the change to collaborative family practice. In a thoughtful, humourous, and concise manner, she scrutinizes the landscape of traditional litigation-based family practice, and provides guidance on how to re-think personal and professional values, to develop the new skills required in collaborative practice, and to set up an interdisciplinary collaborative family practice. She also discusses some of the complex issues and challenges faced by collaborative practitioners.

Courses
Trial: From Theory to Verdict, Jan. 14, Vancouver
PPSA 2005: Primer and Workshop, Jan. 27, Vancouver
MBA Concepts for Lawyers, Jan. 28, Vancouver
Medicine for Lawyers, Feb. 3, Vancouver
Rule 18A Applications, Feb. 10, Vancouver (offered live, online and in video repeats)

This article was published in the December 2004 issue of BarTalk and is subject to the copyright by the British Columbia Branch of the Canadian Bar Association, 2004, all rights reserved.