Professional Development Program:
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1.1 Identifying your Client: Ethical Dilemmas when Advising Corporate Employers and Foreign Workers
Presented by the CBA National Citizenship & Immigration Law Section
Our expert panel will examine critical issues which arise when representing corporate employers, foreign workers and often accompanying family members, all in need of legal advice. Through the analysis of factual scenarios and moderated Q & A, our panellists will highlight these ethical and professional issues (which cross the boundaries of immigration law into other practice areas) and suggest approaches and solutions to ensure both appropriate conduct and representation in the best interests of your client.
Moderator:
Howard Greenberg, Greenberg Turner (Toronto)
Speakers:
Elaine Cumming, Nova Scotia Barristers' Society (Halifax)
Michael Greene, Sherritt Greene (Calgary)
Catherine Sas, Q.C., Miller Thomson LLP (Vancouver)
Accreditation Details
The time spent attending this program (3 hours) may be applied towards the annual CPD requirement in British Columbia, Northwest Territories, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Quebec and Ontario.
For members in Ontario with 2+ years of practice, please note that all 3 hours of the program are eligible for Professionalism credit. This program has also been accredited by the Law Society of Upper Canada for 3 hours toward the annual New Member Requirement.
For members in other provinces with Professionalism CPD requirements, please note that this program offers 3 hours of content on ethics, professional responsibility and practice management issues.