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New content is now available on your Member Resource Library, including Spring Symposium: Access to Justice,Mentoring Across Differences and insightful Fireside Chats with leaders of the Bench & Bar.
Your monthly update on TAS Justice Sector initiatives.
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Welcome to our new 2022-2023 President and Executive Committee! Learn more about our incoming Board here.
At the heart of our CPD programming is 'learning-by-doing'. Our skill-based workshops offer you practical, hands-on learning in a safe and supportive environment with leading faculty who are trained by us. We ensure you are in good hands.
As the voice of advocates, The Advocates' Society takes a stand on law and policy by intervening in court cases that impact the profession, and by making submissions on legislation and policy. Learn more about our advocacy initiatives here.
Friends who argue. That’s who we are - and a collegial bar is a successful bar. Stay connected with your colleagues on both sides of the courtroom at our social events and discover the person behind your opponent.
Posted on 5/5/2022 We were honoured to include Chief Justice Strathy's reflections on mental health in the profession at our recent Spring Symposium on April 27, 2022...
Posted on 2/15/2022 On February 14, 2022, TAS wrote to the Treasurer and Benchers of the Law Society of Ontario, raising concerns about the proposed Family Legal Services Provider Licence...
Posted on 2/2/2022 On February 2, 2022, The Advocates’ Society wrote to the Honourable Brad Johns, Nova Scotia’s Minister of Justice, to express its concern that recent changes to...
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