For 3 Days in August, Dublin (Ireland) Will Be the Centre of Canada’s Legal World
With the changes affecting the legal profession and world markets, the 2009 Canadian Legal Conference (Dublin, Ireland, August 13 - 18) is a chance to learn, debate, and connect with leaders in law from Canada and Europe...
New Work-Life Balance Resource Centre for Lawyers in Canada
From health and wellness to issues affecting women and young lawyers, visit CBA PracticeLink's new Work-Life Balance Resource Centre to view a comprehensive listing of CBA articles and links to external reports and resources—all related to one of the biggest challenges facing lawyers today.
CBA PracticeLink – An Office Can Be Virtual, but Client Service Can’t
The combination of painful recession, advancing technology and lawyer “quality of life” expectations have created a growing trend favoring one form of overhead reduction: conducting a legal practice primarily through the Internet...
Online CLE: Keys to Productivity – Sep. 15
Law firms today face pressures to reduce their investments in programs aimed at employee engagement and improving performance, even as stress and uncertainty associated with economic downturn tend to decrease employee engagement. Fortunately, there are proven employee engagement tactics that don’t cost anything to implement...
National Magazine: No Life Like It
Lawyers of the Judge Advocate General’s office endure grueling training, undertake high-stress duties, and could be deployed anywhere in the world or to a combat zone anytime. And they wouldn’t trade it for any other legal career.
Becoming a CBA Leader
Active involvement in the CBA and its various Committees is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have as a lawyer in Canada. By putting yourself at the forefront of the CBA's work, you'll open the door to invaluable networking opportunities while honing your leadership, teamwork and communications skills.
The Canadian Bar Review Vol. 87, No. 3 is now online
The official, bilingual learned legal journal of the CBA, the Canadian Bar Review is published online three times a year. Fully searchable archives of the Bar Review, dating back to 1923, are available in PDF format. Online access to the Bar Review is included with CBA membership.
The latest issue includes: Conflicts of Interest and the Concept of Loyalty; Entire Agreement Clauses; Honda v. Keays: The Supreme Court Revisits Employers’ Right; Mandatory Continuing Legal Ethics Education for Lawyers; and more.
