Partnerships and Societies for LSS and Junior Lawyers
Product Type:
Course Materials - Print
ISBN:
978-1-55258-736-2
Pages:
187
Price:
$135.00
This book is essential for: paralegals, legal secretaries, and lawyers who want a fundamental description of how to set up partnerships and societies.
Current to: April 2011
So it’s not a company!
So your clients don’t want a company structure, now what? In this set of course materials we explore how to create and work with a variety of alternative structures. Since most legal support staff don’t work with general partnerships, limited partnerships, limited liability partnerships, or societies often, this must-have publication will provide you with the knowledge and ability to act quickly and confidently when these non-corporate structures arise.
Course Materials Coordinator
Anna Juch — Paralegal, Borden Ladner GervaisLLP, Vancouver
CLEBC Program Lawyer
Wendy McLean
wmclean@cle.bc.ca
CONTENTS
- general partnerships: advantages and disadvantages, registration, partners, schedules
- creating and working with limited partnerships: characteristics, formations, organization, maintenance, and extra-provincial registration of limited partnerships
- limited liability partnerships: advantages and disadvantages, registration, extraprovincial registration in BC, partners and schedules of a limited liability partnership, schedules for BC extraprovincial limited liability partnerships
- societies for legal support staff: company vs. society, kinds of societies, details for setting up a BC society—incorporate, drafting considerations, general information
- annual maintenance of a BC society: procedure, approving and distributing financial statements, business conducted at annual meetings, information required to complete annual minutes or resolutions, the need to file reports
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Sarah E. Hanna
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Diana Haynes
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Course Materials Coordinator
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Anna Juch
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Course Materials Author
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Anna Juch
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Course Materials Author
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Wendy Parliament
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