Initiative Seeks REAL Results
Who is Going Where
Cover Story (Vol 21 No 1)
Charlie Don't Skate
Why Legal Aid Matters
Coping With Information Overload
Economic Woes Ahead?
by David J Bilinsky
There Could Be Blood
by Tony Wilson
Professional Development
by Patricia Jordan
Section Update
by Fran Hodgkins
Acts in Force
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New Bills to Note
Reports Available
by Stuart Rennie |
April is an important month for B.C.’s legal community with Law Week events taking place across the province, and law students finishing their exams and on the lookout for their first positions as professionals. Law Week events provide British Columbians with accurate information about the law and seek to address the theme of Public Confidence in the Justice System. Career Services Offices at UBC and UVic law schools urge firms to hire articling students and lend their support to the future generation of lawyers. Elsewhere in this edition, legal ethics are examined through a case study of the recent Hollywood blockbuster Michael Clayton, while the Land Trust Alliance of B.C. uses its “plot” to explain and promote the practice of “ecological gifting.”
Law Week 2009
by Kathleen Kendall, Law Week Committee Co-Chair
Legal Ethics in Michael Clayton
by Andrew Nathanson
Legal Needs Survey
by Mark Benton, QC
Hiring an Articling Student
by Jennifer Moroskat and Kerry Parker Smith
Boost your ROI and Give Your Staff More Energy and Resilience
by CBABC Work-Life Balance Committee
Legal Tools to Protect Areas of Natural and Cultural Diversity on Private Land in British Columbia
by Sheila Harrington and Susan Mehinagic
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