CPD training

Anti-Racism and Addressing White Supremacy in Legal Practice: Parent’s Counsel Session

In this panel, legal practitioners will discuss how they integrate anti-racism and cultural safety into their legal practice. Panelists will share their experiences identifying, and addressing racism and white supremacy in the child protection system, also known as the family policing system.

Presented by Frances Rosner, (Barrister and Solicitor), Agnes Huang, (Lawyer, Saltwater Law) and Meena Dhillon (Parents Counsel, MD Law Corporation) and moderated by Stephanie Hodgson (Parents' Counsel & Sole Practitioner, Hodgson Law).

Participants may claim up to 1.5 hours of CPD with the LSBC.

Date

April 3, 2023

Time

1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

Register

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6216727840354/WN_aN_f0fW5SSOg3BneOVZiYA

The Increasing Risks of Defamation Claims and Privacy Concerns

Since the #MeToo Movement more complainants have chosen to speak out about their experiences to the press or online. Defamation lawsuits are increasingly used to silence complainants or commentary on allegations of sexual harassment, misconduct and other types of complaints. Join us to learn how the law is rapidly evolving in this area, particular complexities in cases involving sharing comments online, and the realities of defamation lawsuits, limits of available defences, and anti-SLAPP legislation.

Attendees may claim up to 1.5 hours of CPD credit with the Law Society of BC.

Presented by Daniel Reid and Roshni Veerapen, Harper Grey LLP.

Date

April 18, 2023

Time

12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Register

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1716794336476/WN_K_q9hePgTIa5VyO7lVRnXg

More CPD opportunities

Archived webinars

Archived webinars are organized by topic. If you plan to review a previously recorded course for CPD credit, it is your responsibility to ensure that your review of the course meets the Law Society of BC's criteria for Approved Education Activities.

Legal research course

This course, which is eligible for CPD credit, is a series of videos that demonstrate how to plan a research strategy and employ specific research skills.  In the videos we show you how to use popular legal research tools that are free (CanLII) or that you can use for free at the BC Courthouse Libraries. 

Take the course (including self-assessment quiz questions) on the Law Society Online Learning Centre.

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