In addition to resources specific to given practice areas, we offer a range of inter-disciplinary and specialized programs.

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Past Events › Other

April 2019

Dealing with Difficult People (Edmonton)

April 11 | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Chateau Louis Hotel & Conference Centre, 11727 Kingsway NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5G 3A1 Canada + Google Map

$198.75 – $295

Many of us are required to interact with behaviour from others that we may find particularly challenging. Identify your own behavioural style and evaluate the implications of your approach to difficult situations. Explore and develop the ability to understand and deal with the behavioural styles of others. Learn how to control your own emotions and apply constructive strategies that solve, rather than, escalate problems.

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Dealing with Difficult People (Calgary)

April 12 | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Glenmore Inn & Convention Centre, 1000 Glenmore Court SE
Calgary, Alberta T2C 2E6 Canada + Google Map

$198.75 – $295

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Basic Collaborative Law (Edmonton)

April 25 – April 27

Fantasyland Hotel, 17700 87 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB T5T 4V4 Canada + Google Map

$875

Collaborative law training is one of the three courses necessary to become a collaborative professional. This course is recognized by collaborative law associations in Alberta.

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May 2019

Mediation of Family & Divorce Conflicts (Calgary)

May 13 – May 17

Best Western Village Park Inn, 1804 Crowchild Trl NW
Calgary, Alberta T2M 3Y7 + Google Map

Mediation is increasingly important in the practice of family law. This in-depth program provides over 40 hours of intensive, hands-on skills training and is recognized by collaborative law associations in Alberta.

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Alberta Legal Technology Conference (Edmonton)

May 23 – May 24

Fantasyland Hotel, 17700 87 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB T5T 4V4 Canada + Google Map

$333.75 – $495

Join some of the most knowledgeable and innovative individuals and organizations in law to learn the current state of technology and consider what the future might bring to Alberta’s legal community.

Topics include Cyber-Security, Tech Evidence, Legal Research, New Tech for Solicitors, Law Firm Automation, Litigation Support, and The Future Lawyer.

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