The Law Society of Alberta

The Law Society of Alberta is a self-governing body for Alberta's lawyers with a mandate to regulate the legal profession in the public interest.

News

EBulletin for May 23, 2013: Law Society on Twitter; Insurance Levy Invoices Mailed
EBulletin for May 14, 2013: Insurance Levy Set for 2013/14 Policy Year
EBulletin for May 7, 2013: Priority of Assignment of Judicial Dispute Resolution; AJEFA Event
EBulletin for April 29, 2013: Notice to the Profession
EBulletin for April 25, 2013: Notices to the Profession
Media Statement for March 14, 2013: The Law Society of Alberta Addresses Inaccuracies in CBC News Report
New Conflict of Interest Rules in Force December 1: The Benchers adopted new conflict of interest rules at their September 2012 meetings. Since the autumn, rules 2.04 (1) to (13) have been available for review. On December 1, 2012, these rules come into effect and become part of Alberta’s Code of Conduct. Read more here.

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How to handle a real or suspected fraud: If you have been targeted by fraud, please forward any of the emails and supporting documents that you have received to Mike Martin, Risk Assessment Officer at the Law Society of Alberta via the Reporting Fraud mailbox. See also Frauds & Loss Prevention for additional information.
Guidelines to Facilitate Discharging or Transfer of Mortgages and List of Bank Contacts