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LESA Update

Volunteer Spotlight: Garnet T. Matsuba

What do hockey statistics and tax law have in common? Garnet Matsuba can tell you. In fact, he can tell you all about the intricacies of both, as he is ...
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Did You Know… Latin Terms

Why there is such a strong presence of the Latin language in Law? While many of our legal traditions come from England, several of the phrases and terminology that we ...
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LESA Update

LESA Board of Directors for 2012/13

We at LESA are delighted to welcome the following new members-at-large to our Board of Directors. Kathryn Chisholm QC A member of the Executive Team at Capital Power, Kate is ...
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LESA Update

Celebrating 50 Years of Service

Congratulations to the six honorees at the Law Society of Alberta’s 50 years of Service Luncheon. All the best to the Honorable Judge Paul L. Adilman, Charles D. Cousineau, Herbert ...
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Introducing Professor Tamara Buckwold… Our new Board of Directors’ Chair

We at LESA are so happy to welcome Professor Tamara Buckwold as our new Board Chair. Tamara has been a valued member of our Board of Directors since moving to ...
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Collaborative Law: A Psychologist’s Perspective

The joy of collaboration is in working together, sharing responsibilities and creating something that is more than the sum of its individual parts. Collaborative law shares these values, and clients ...
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Did You Know… Latin Terms

Why there is such a strong presence of the Latin language in Law? While many of our legal traditions come from England, several of the phrases and terminology that we

Read More

Celebrating 50 Years of Service

Congratulations to the six honorees at the Law Society of Alberta’s 50 years of Service Luncheon. All the best to the Honorable Judge Paul L. Adilman, Charles D. Cousineau, Herbert

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