A Paralegal's Guide to Litigation Strategy and the Court System
Date
Monday, September 16, 2019 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)
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CPD Hour(s)*
2 h Substantive
30 m Professionalism
30 m EDI Professionalism
Additional Information
Page Count: 37
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Chair
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Helen LightstoneLightstone Mediation Services
Description
You know your way around the courts you deal with in your legal services practice, but what about other levels of court? Are you familiar enough with what might happen after your representation at the court of first instance? A robust understanding of the court system helps you create a well-realized plan for your clients from the outset and promotes better communication. Our presenters teach you about the Canadian court system from Small Claims Court through to the highest level of appellate court so that you can properly advise your client.
- Refresh your knowledge on rights of appeal and appropriate forums
- Learn about the powers and jurisdiction of various courts
- Understand the important role of Gladue Courts
Presenters
- Fred Bartley, Jr., C.S., Assistant Crown Attorney, Impaired Prosecutions Team/Gladue Court Crown, Ministry of the Attorney General
- Mark Brinklow, First Nations/Métis/Inuit Court Worker, First Nations Technical Institute
- Professor Michael Gulycz, School of Legal Public Office Administration, Seneca@York Campus
- Helen Lightstone, Lightstone Mediation Services
- Laurie Marshall, Marmac Legal and Immigration LLP and Professor, Durham College
- Veronica McGuire, Provincial Prosecutor (Ret'd), Professor of Law, Paralegal Licensing Program, School of Justice and Emergency Services, Durham College
- Katherine Sperti, Marmac Legal and Immigration LLP and Paralegal Instructor at Durham College
