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The Law Society of Alberta offers a variety of free online resources to equip lawyers with the tools they need to be successful throughout the lifecycle of their careers. We are pleased to share that three new resources have been added to our Resource Centre.
Resources for Staying Current on Substantive Law
Staying current on substantive law applicable to your practice area is critical for meeting the professional obligation to provide competent services. Learn about the resources available to keep up to date with the latest developments and how to apply this learning towards your Continuing Professional Development requirements.
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The Power of Client Feedback
Client service is a large part of a lawyer’s practice, and responding to the client’s needs strengthens the client-lawyer relationship. Learn about the benefits and approaches to seeking and implementing client feedback.
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Civility Best Practices
Civility is not only a professional obligation owed to clients, opposing counsel and parties, the courts and all other persons with whom lawyers have dealings, but also a concept that ensures that the legal process functions smoothly without unnecessary distractions. Learn about conduct considered to be uncivil, the impact of incivility and best practices for maintaining civility.
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