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This half-day course will include sessions on the changing nature of workplace conflict and its practice implications, trauma-informed approaches to informal resolution of harassment and bullying, and when to start with mediation rather than investigation.
Learn the theory of high conflict behaviour and explore skills and techniques to manage high conflict disputes. You will draw from your own experiences, refine your existing skillset, and practice new strategies, so that you can leave this course with insight and confidence when dealing with high conflict behaviour.
This program is designed to teach lawyers how to be more natural, believable, and self-possessed and to implement simple, concrete techniques that will maximize performance at trial, in mediation, at arbitration, and in any legal argument. Limited enrolment!
This conference will provide you with a balanced approach towards key developments and issues in labour law, getting you up to date on the latest Charter, privacy, human rights, arbitration, Labour Relations Board, and judicial review issues—all in one day.
This highly interactive two-day workshop is the only comprehensive family violence training available in BC. Featuring real case studies, personal stories, role-playing, coaching, and review of current literature, research, and statistics, this is a must-attend event for family dispute resolution professionals looking to meet their training requirements under the FLA.
Here is your one-stop shop for a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals of real estate practice in BC! The expert faculty will take you through the essential issues and show you how to build a strong foundation in real estate law.
Join our discussion around how grief tends to show up for lawyers and other high-performing individuals. Explore how processing loss can present unique challenges in high-pressure environments, such as law practice.
This 40-hour workshop is designed to satisfy the educational requirements of the Family Law Act and Regulations for those wishing to practice as family arbitrators or parenting coordinators.
This one-day course explores how legal professionals can strengthen their research practices in a legally plural society and better support diverse client needs.
How do you get from judgment to cash for your clients? This course gives you the nuts and bolts of the recovery process post-judgment.
Build or refresh your BC appellate skills with leading judges and counsel. Explore AI, written and oral advocacy, standards of review, leave to the Supreme Court of Canada, and more.
Whether you are a junior lawyer starting out or you have limited experience with judicial review, this is the course for you! We will take you through a judicial review application from beginning through drafting to presentation.
The second course in CLEBC's Family Law Mediation curriculum, this program will give you a better understanding of the nature and source of conflict in the context of family dispute resolution and the role and objectives of a mediator.
Join us for in-depth insight on current human rights law issues. At this annual event, you will explore a comprehensive range of human rights law topics presented by diverse speakers.
This 40-hour workshop is designed to satisfy the educational requirements of the Family Law Act and Regulations for those wishing to practice as family arbitrators or parenting coordinators.
Gain a broader understanding of the political, financial, geopolitical, and technological forces reshaping the legal industry and learn practical strategies to help your firm adapt, lead through change, and thrive in an evolving future.
In this one-day workshop, we will learn and practice how strategic curiosity, aimed at discovering the "why" behind conflict behaviour can help us change conflict dynamics and achieve results.
Continuing with the tradition of previous years, this conference will cover important case developments, critical practice issues, and notable industry trends in insurance law.
Explore practical, real-world ethical challenges across litigation and solicitor practice, and learn how to apply the Code of Professional Conduct for BC, Law Society guidance, and case law to make sound professional decisions, manage risk, and support lawyer well-being in today's evolving legal environment.
In this one-day workshop, you will learn a new approach to mediating high conflict disputes. The tips and tools of this method can be used with any mediation.
If you are a personal injury litigator, this conference is still your must-attend event of the year. As with past conferences, the centrepiece will be the comprehensive case law and legislation update.
It can be difficult to stay on top of all the changes happening in administrative law. This annual conference is your efficient solution to learning about recent decisions, legislative updates, and current trends in this complex practice area.
This course is designed to help members of the legal profession deepen their commitment to reconciliation by enhancing their intercultural competency skills and client relations through the development of Indigenous-informed legal practices.
This course provides a practical overview of the white collar crime landscape in Canada and its implications for legal practice.
This intensive, full-day CLE program brings together leading ADR practitioners to equip neutrals and advocates with the methodologies, ethical frameworks, and emerging approaches that are redefining modern dispute resolution practice.
In this course, hear from experienced family law practitioners and financial experts on tips, information, and advice to resolve the complex financial issues that can come with family law files.
This annual conference brings together leading Aboriginal law practitioners to address current and emerging issues with a focus on BC. We will explore the legal and pragmatic implications of current developments affecting Indigenous Peoples, governments, and industry.
This two-day course provides you with the entry-level training for general civil mediation. You will become familiar with the basics of mediation in a coached, practical setting. Limited enrollment!
Still looking to complete your CPD credits before the end of the year? Revisit some of CLEBC's most popular programs with our convenient Last Kick at the Can rebroadcasts.
This program is designed to teach lawyers how to be more natural, believable, and self-possessed and to implement simple, concrete techniques that will maximize performance at trial, in mediation, at arbitration, and in any legal argument. Limited enrolment!
In the tradition of past years, our Residential Real Estate Conference is your chance to meet again with your colleagues and share in discussions of the latest important cases and trends.
Join us for our annual in-depth discussions of the most significant developments in immigration law, policy, and practice over the past year, and look ahead with your colleagues to some of the critical emerging issues.
This program looks beyond baseline techniques to explore the most commonly ignored dimensions of negotiation that create opportunity for advantage at the table.
Still looking to complete your CPD credits before the end of the year? Revisit some of CLEBC's most popular programs with our convenient Last Kick at the Can rebroadcasts.
This advanced program builds on the foundational skills taught in Dealing with High Conflict Behaviours and Mediating High Conflict Disputes programs. The focus is on helping legal professionals become more comfortable, confident, and fluent using the core high conflict skills in challenging, real-world situations.
Ready to revolutionize your writing? Join us and lead the change toward a more efficient, ethical, and client-centred legal practice.
This legal ethics course will prepare you to recognize, address, and know who to ask for help when ethical issues arise. You will leave this engaging and dynamic program with all of your ethics credits for the year, in addition to feeling more comfortable handling ethical issues in your daily practice.
Still looking to complete your CPD credits before the end of the year? Revisit some of CLEBC's most popular programs with our convenient Last Kick at the Can rebroadcasts.
The third course in CLEBC's Family Law Mediation curriculum, this program will give you a better understanding of family dynamics and power in mediation.
At this course, we will walk through where, when, and how bias, racism, microaggressions, and white privilege show up at each stage of the criminal justice system—from policing to charge assessment, at bail, various stages of trial and argument, and at sentencing.
Join us for a one-day comprehensive course on workers' compensation law issues, where we will look at the most critical issues that practitioners face when dealing with WCB claims and occupational health and safety issues.
Start the year strong with CLEBC’s Jump Start on CPD! From March 1 to 5, you can watch rebroadcasts of some of our most popular courses of the past few months.
At this introductory course, a Chartered Business Valuator experienced in working with lawyers will teach you basic valuation concepts and how to review business valuation reports. By registering for this course, you will increase your confidence in your ability to review business valuation reports and explain the reports to your clients.
A practical introduction to the legal framework governing workplace relationships. Throughout the course, practice-oriented insights and examples will connect legal principles to the day-to-day realities of labour law.
Building on the concepts taught in Introduction to Business Valuations, this course gives participants a more detailed insight into some of the more complex issues associated with business valuations.
The fourth and final course in CLEBC's Family Law Mediation curriculum, this program will focus on issues such as bias and impartiality, ethical issues in mediation, high-conflict personalities, culture, co-mediation, and multiparty disputes.
Designed for external and in-house counsel, this one-day webinar will cover key aspects of governance frameworks, the roles and responsibilities of directors and boards, shareholder engagement, and risk management.
This course will provide an overview of essential corporate tax issues and highlight key changes for non-tax lawyers, ensuring you understand how the contemporary tax system will treat your clients' transactions.
This course provides an overview of subdivision law, procedures, bylaws, and agreements, highlighting recent major legislative changes and their practical impact. Hear from local government and development practitioners as they share strategies to navigate key challenges and take projects from concept to construction.
This conference is your annual must-attend event where you can network with your colleagues while completing all of your Law Society continuing professional development requirements for the year. With an agenda curated from your submissions, leading practitioners and your colleagues will explore emerging issues in employment law and update you on the core topics.