What We Do
Promotes the interests of lawyers age 55 or older or more than 30 years at the Bar and to provide programmes such as retirement planning, financial planning, second careers and elder law.

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Section Executive
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Upcoming Section Meetings
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Section Minutes
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Section Memorandums
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Section Annual Reports
Annual reports provide a review of the Section activities for the year, including speakers and topics, special events, and resolutions.

Section Listservs
Participate in discussions via email with fellow CBA members, tapping into a trusted source of expertise in a new way. All CBA members are welcome to participate in their Section's listserv. Send an email to webmaster@bccba.org to join today! Read the CBA Code of Conduct for CBABC Listservs.

Section Submissions
CBA members and professional staff are actively involved in the development of government policy and law reform, lobbying on matters identified by members or responding to government initiatives. Click here to access the BC Branch archive of submissions to government or click here to access the CBA archive of submissions to government.

Practice Advisory Panels
Practice Advisory Panels (PAP) are listings of senior practitioners who volunteer to assist other lawyers seeking advice on a particular aspect of the law, in order to best serve their clients. It is a voluntary service, whereby more experienced practitioners provide a valued contribution to the profession. There is no expectation of referral, nor any monetary compensation involved. PAP members have usually practiced for more than 10 years, and are generally so experienced in their particular area of law as to be capable of making a CLE presentation on the subject.

Please contact the CBABC at 604.687.3404 or toll free in British Columbia at 1.888.687.3404 to volunteer.