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Online CLE: The New Lawyer - Moving from Warrior to Conflict Resolver Disillusionment with the traditional warrior mentality has motivated some lawyers to develop new ways of practicing law that reflect a desire to bring peace and resolution rather than fight protracted court battles. Highlights include: overcoming traditional lawyer norms/values, the new model of client advocacy, the importance of negotiation skills and technical knowledge, changes in the education and training of lawyers, ehe role of judges and the other conflict professionals in the ADR process.	2008 National Charity Law Symposium This binder includes information on: the new excess business holdings rules for private foundations and accounting standards for charities; gifts of environmentally sensitive land; charitable gaming in Canada; how Canadian charities can operate in the United States; getting money from the government; measures for corporate reform of non-share capital corporations across Canada; and an update from the Canada Revenue Agency on current issues affecting your clients.
2008 Advocacy Before the Federal Court in Intellectual Property Matters - Expert Witnesses This publication provides practical and strategic advice from the selection of the “right” expert, preparing the expert for cross-examination, compelling production of draft reports/affidavits, to when and how to challenge an expert’s credibility.	Online CLE: Representing Clients with Disabilities Ensure that your clients aren’t frustrated with or disappointed in the service you give them by planning for the present and the future – don’t miss this look at the ins-and-outs of the relationship between lawyers and their disabled clients.
Best Sellers Touchstones for Change: The Report on Gender Equality in the Legal Profession Journalists and the Law: How to Get the Story Without Getting Sued or Put in Jail Flying Solo: A CBA Guide to Solo Law Practice in Canada	Register for Events CBA Canadian Legal Conference and Expo 2008 Québec City, Québec August 17 - 19, 2008 Continuing Legal Education