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Advising Corporate Clients on Liquidation and Dissolution
Income for Tax Purposes: What Corporate Lawyers Need to Know
Drafting Critical Boilerplate Provisions
Understanding Income Statements
Avoiding Ambiguity in Corporate and Commercial Documents
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"Leaves to Appeal" & Interventions at the Supreme Court - A View from the Bench of Final Appeal
Excelling at Motion Argument
Fearless Advocacy: Representing an Unpopular Client
Damage Control, Professional Obligations, and Seeking Help
Pivotal Career Moments for Lawyers
Building Client Trust: Developing Healthy Client-Laywer Relationships
Working with Support Staff: Appreciating your Employees While Getting Results
Effortless Schmoozing: A Lawyer’s Guide to Authentic Networking
Practical Project Management: Proven Strategies to Keep You on Track
Running Your Practice
Contingency Planning: Preparing for the Unknown
Skilled Lawyer Series - Essentials for Litigators
Skilled Lawyer Series - The Legal Lifecycle of a Business
Better client Service Series
Law Series
Solutions Series Part I
Solutions Series Part II
Skilled Lawyer Series - Drafting Effective Business Documents
Skilled Lawyer Series - Interpreting Financial Statements
Canadian Securities Regulation Series