Stay current on Alberta condominium law. This update breaks down recent and upcoming legislative amendments and their real-world implications. Examine Alberta’s condominium legislative regime, learn best practices and risk-management strategies, and walk away with practical insights to confidently advise clients and strengthen your condo law practice.

Event Details

Time: 9 a.m.
Cost: $545

Public Safety Canada is hosting a webinar to build awareness and share knowledge with criminal justice professionals, civil society organizations and other relevant multidisciplinary stakeholders on how to prevent harms to children online and fostering positive behaviours in online gaming environments.

For any questions about the event, email onlinecseeseenligne@ps-sp.gc.ca.

Event Details

Time: 11:30 a.m. MST
Cost: None

The 2026 National Family Law Program will take place in Kelowna, BC. Featuring over forty sessions, plenaries, and practical updates from leading voices in family law, the NFLP remains one of Canada’s premier continuing education events for practitioners and members of the judiciary alike.

Learn more and register to attend.

The 2026 National Criminal Law Program will be held in Charlottetown, PEI. With a focus this year on Evidence, Ethics and the Administration of Justice, this longstanding national program brings crown, defense and members of the judiciary from across the country together for timely and practical criminal law education.

Learn more and register to attend.

Assessing risk in commercial contracts in a procurement, supply chain, contract management or other non-lawyer role can be complex and difficult. Using the right risk framework and tools can help!

This webinar is designed to give paralegals, contract managers and other support staff practical insights in how to deal with contracts the right way. Topics will include:

• How to understand your organization’s risk tolerance
• How to craft service level agreements (SLAs) and statements of work (SOWs) for results
• When to consult a lawyer
• How do AI tools work and what are the risks?

Event Details

Time: Noon–1:30 p.m.
Cost: $95

Gain the knowledge and confidence to manage intestate estates with ease. This webinar offers practical, step-by-step guidance for lawyers on administering estates without a will. Topics will cover the essential legal principles, key procedural requirements and strategies for overcoming common challenges.

Event Details

Time: Noon–1 p.m.
Cost: $95

With limited court availability, obligations under family law legislation and rules requiring ADR processes, and evolving court protocols, the need to be well-versed in family mediation has never been greater. Deepen your knowledge and take your mediation skills to the next level in this two-day advanced course. Topics will include:

• What every mediator needs to know
  • Integration of early brain and biological development and toxic stress effects
  • Family, domestic, and intimate partner violence in mediation
  • Appropriate screening for violence in mediation
• Managing ethical and boundary issues
  • What do you need to leave at the door?
  • Bias
• Managing high conflict clients and situations
  • Mental illness
  • Neurodiverse behaviours
  • Safety and security
  • Who is appropriate for mediation – cutting to the chase
• Mediating with best interests
  • Through what lens?
  • Integrating the voice of the child
• Putting it all together
  • Communication skills generally
  • Competency inclusive communication
  • Cultural awareness
  • Adaptation
  • Sensitivity in mediation

Pre-Requisite: Prior completion of LESA’s Mediation of Family and Divorce Conflicts is a pre-requisite for registration in this course. Equivalents will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis (send inquiries to programs@lesa.org).

Digital course materials will be distributed prior to the commencement of the course. Advance preparation is expected.

This course offers both in-person and online registrations. In-person participation includes opportunities to discuss topics with course instructors during morning, afternoon and lunch breaks. For those attending online, participation is required and your device will need to be equipped with a camera, microphone and speakers.

Event Details

Time: 9 a.m.
Cost: $1,095

Intellectual property (IP) rights can be found in nearly every transaction and are often the most valuable asset of any business. If your client has a business name, provides a product or service to others, uses a website or software, gets referenced on social media, creates or improves on technology, or has confidential business information such as customer lists and data, they have IP rights to consider. This webinar will provide an overview of the types of IP, and will explore acquisition of IP, due diligence, and enforcement considerations.

Regardless of how much trial experience lawyers have, awareness of key evidence law rules and common evidentiary issues could make or break the case. In litigation matters, adducing evidence persuasively and strategically is critical. Attend this program to sharpen your skills, build confidence in adducing evidence across a range of dispute resolution forums, develop better litigation strategy, and enhance your practice.

Being part of a blended family can give rise to unique circumstances and considerations, especially when it comes to estate planning. Lawyers serving clients with these family dynamics must take special care when offering their advice. This program will explore the intersection of family law and wills & estates law and will address topics including:

• The family home
• Marriage contracts
• Family law considerations including support obligations after death
• Family maintenance and support considerations
• Enduring powers of attorney and personal directives