AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info Section 85 rollovers are a powerful tool for tax-deferred transfers—if you know how to use them properly. This webinar gives lawyers the tools to confidently structure and document […]
Advising on Section 85 Rollovers: A Practical Approach for Lawyers Read More »
AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info Assignments of commercial leases can be complex transactions involving multiple parties, consent requirements, and careful interpretation of lease terms. This webinar will equip lawyers with a practical understanding
Assignment of Commercial Leases: A Deep Dive Read More »
AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info Navigating condominium plans can be complex, but a clear understanding is essential for any lawyer involved in real estate transactions. This webinar will equip you with the knowledge
Understanding Condominium Plans: Practical Insights for Lawyers Read More »
AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info Complete and full disclosure is the backbone of a fair criminal justice process. This webinar will equip criminal law practitioners with essential knowledge regarding their client’s right to
The Essentials of Disclosure in Criminal Law: Rights, Limits, and Best Practices Read More »
AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info Can adult interdependent partners (AIPs) “live together” without actually living together? It’s a question that has sparked ongoing debate among family law practitioners and wills and estates practitioners.
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AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info It is important for lawyers advising on estate freezes, succession planning, and business restructurings to understand section 51 share exchanges. This webinar will explore topics including: An overview
Tax-Deferred Share Exchanges Under Section 51: A Primer for Lawyers Read More »
AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info Alberta lawyers dealing with matters that fall under federal jurisdiction—such as intellectual property, immigration, and judicial reviews—must understand the unique rules and procedures of the Federal Court. This
Navigating Federal Court Processes: A Guide for Alberta Lawyers Read More »
Understanding the relationship between Indigenous legal traditions and Canadian-made law is important for legal professionals across all practice areas. This webinar will explore: The differences between Indigenous law and Aboriginal
New FREE Webinar! Braiding Legal Traditions: Indigenous Laws and the Courts Read More »
AboutFacultySponsorshipMore Info With plans to come into effect in Spring 2025, the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIP) will be replaced by two separate pieces of legislation
Alberta’s New Privacy Legislation: What Lawyers Should Know Read More »
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