Legal support staff are critical to the success of any lawyer or law firm. LESA offers continuing legal education to assist you in your role as support staff so you can continue to perform at your best.
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Meet the Authors: The Alberta Business Law Practice Manual
Have you heard? A brand new addition to LESA’s Practice Manual series is now available: the Alberta Business Law Practice Manual. This publication provides in-depth coverage of many general corporate and commercial topics and also addresses more specific areas like trusts, business disputes, intellectual property, franchises, and legal practice in …
Launch of the All-New LESA Library
The all-new LESA Library is an online, comprehensive, and searchable resource that provides valuable legal information to Alberta’s lawyers, articling students, and legal support staff. Organized by area of law, subscribers can access valuable resources related to their specific area(s) of practice as well as our practice management collection and …
Meet the Faculty: Family Property Act for Legal Support Staff
Family Property Act for Legal Support Staff is now available as an on-demand program. Explore the ins and outs of the Family Property Act.  Takeaways include practical tips to assist you in your role as legal support staff. Scroll below to read about our faculty for this program. Click here for …
“My Experience” Project with the Law Society of Alberta
The “My Experience” Project is an initiative of the Law Society of Alberta inviting lawyers and students to share their experiences of how racial discrimination or stereotyping affected their legal career, and themselves personally. These experiences come from real people in Alberta’s legal community and bring to light the need …
