Registration

Registration for the 2010 Conference is now open!

PD Programs

1.1 Changing Family and the Law
1.2 Changing Regulatory Climate
1.3 Privacy Issues in Litigation
1.4 Manage and Survive by Leveraging Risk Effectively
1.5 Role of Corporate Counsel in Shaping the Future of Legal Services
2.1 Assisted Reproductive Technologies
2.2 Primer on Intellectual Property Litigation
2.3 Comparison of Jurisdictions for Charitable Organizations
2.4 Technology in Litigation
2.5 Survive, Thrive and Drive your Enterprise
3.1 Divorce, Remarriage and Aging
3.2 Air and Maritime Security of the Canada/US Border
3.3 Women's Court of Canada
3.4 Leading Litigation
4.1 Applications for Leave to Appeal in Civil Matters
4.2 Estate and Capacity Laws Across Borders
4.3 The ABCs of Project Management
4.4 Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities
5.1 Creative Firm Management
5.2 Counterfeit and Grey Market Goods
5.3 Honing Your Leadership Skills
6.1 Working Better Faster and Cheaper
6.2 Crossing the Canada/US Border
6.3 Finding and Developing Your Leaders

5.3 Cultivating Leadership I: Honing Your Leadership Skills

Law firms are on the look-out for potential leaders among their junior lawyers, not only to identify future firm, client and practice group management but as a core competency for a successful practice. Do you see yourself as a leader? How can you identify, and develop, these qualities in yourself?

This program is part of the Leadership for Lawyers Theme/Track.

Speaker:
Karen MacKay, Phoenix Legal Inc. (Toronto)

Accreditation Information:

Approved for 1.5 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) by the Law Societies of British Columbia and Northwest Territories.

Approved for 1.5 hours of Continuing Professional Development credit by The Law Society of Saskatchewan.

Approved by the PEI Law Society.

Approved by the Law Society of New Brunswick.

Recognized for 1.5 hours of Professional Development by the Barreau du Quebec.