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Join the Law Society of Alberta and leadership coach, Allison Wolf, for a Zoom webinar highlighting core principles and skills for developing effective mentoring relationships.

In this webinar, Allison will explore what makes mentorship truly meaningful, for both mentors and mentees. Grounded in neuroscience and enriched with real-world stories, this session will offer key skills for building trust, asking powerful questions and navigating the phases of mentorship with intention.

Allison will be joined by two guests who will share their knowledge and experiences. As a mentor, this webinar will provide you with valuable tools for your role, including a five-minute meeting prep checklist and proven strategies to build relationships that inspire, support and promote growth. There is no associated cost to this event.

Event Details

Time: Noon–1:30 p.m.
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The Collaborative Professionals of Canada and the Collaborative Divorce Alberta Association are pleased to co-host the Canadian Collaborative Rocky Mountain Conference being held November 6–9, 2025, at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel in Banff, Alberta, Canada.

While the surroundings will awe attendees with its beauty and adventures, the conference itself will bring a refreshing collaboration of masterclass training, interdisciplinary professional networking, and a warm welcome from Indigenous spiritual leaders and elders. The goal is to bring together the Collaborative community, to deepen expert skills, and support excellence in Collaborative Practice.

Event Details

Time: See agenda
Price: $1,580 CAD for four-day conference. See other pricing.

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Foreclosure law is constantly evolving — are you up to date? This webinar explores the most recent decisions shaping foreclosure practice. Learn how these rulings can affect your files, influence your strategy and help you provide timely, informed advice to clients in this complex area of law.

Event Details

Time: Noon
Price: $95

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Every year since 2011, the Alberta Lawyers’ Assistance Society has gathered lawyers from across Alberta to walk together in support of good mental health and well-being in our communities. Meet colleagues who care about well-being and engage in a healthy, outdoor activity while counteracting the stigma about mental health and addiction.

In 2025, walks will be held in the following locations:

Grande Prairie: Wednesday, Sept. 17 at 12:10 p.m.

Lethbridge: Wednesday, Sept. 17 at 12:10 p.m.

Calgary: Friday, Sept. 26 at 12:10 p.m.

Edmonton: Saturday, Sept. 27 at 10 a.m. (dog-friendly)

Join these walks to get away from your desk, reconnect with colleagues, and raise awareness of lawyer well-being. Everyone in the legal community is welcome — lawyers (including those seeking accreditation, non-practising and practising), staff, articling students and law students. There is no cost associated with these events.

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Preparing for your first appeal can be daunting but understanding the key elements of effective appellate advocacy can make all the difference. This webinar offers practical guidance for lawyers new to appellate advocacy or for lawyers looking for a refresher on appellate advocacy, with a focus on drafting effective factums, honing written advocacy skills and understanding what judges look for in appeal materials. Gain valuable insight into the appellate process from both sides of the bench and leave with tips to present your client’s case with clarity and confidence.

Event Details

Time: noon
Price: $295

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The Canadian Bar Association (CBA) and Gender Diversity Alliance (SAGDA) Section is hosting a webinar called Trans* Human Rights 101: Human Rights Complaints for Employment, Housing, and Service Discrimination in Alberta.

Transgender, non-binary, Two-Spirit and gender non-conforming (trans*) people are a population that face very high levels of discrimination, harassment and violence in Canada. In 2015, the Alberta Human Rights Act was amended to add gender identity and gender expression as protected grounds. This means that trans* people are legally protected from discrimination in various settings including employment, housing, services and publications. However, many trans* people are not aware of their rights, how to file a human rights complaint or they may have anxieties and fears surrounding the process. In this free public workshop, Albertan human rights lawyers will explain the basics of trans* human rights in Alberta. Participants will be taken through a practical step-by-step guide, learning about reasons to file, what to expect, resources needed and potential emotional impacts. The audience will have opportunities to ask questions that address their specific concerns.

This workshop is primarily for trans* people in Alberta, but services providers, lawyers and allied community members are invited and should benefit from the conversation.

View more information and register for the webinar. There is no cost associated with attending this virtual event.

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This webinar will guide you through the practical steps required to have funds paid out of court or released from trust, with a focus on the relevant procedures, documentation and best practices.

Event Details

Time: noon
Price: $95

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Join the CLA and its partners, the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative and the Law Society of England and Wales, for this webinar on Sept. 9 which will explore how legal frameworks and disciplinary measures are weaponised to silence lawyers and journalists simply for doing their job.

Speakers Sneh Aurora, Debra Long and CLA president Steven Thiru, Advocates and Solicitors will examine global patterns of repression, share insights on legal protections and strengthen advocacy for those who defend human rights, access to justice and the rule of law.

Event Details

Time: 5:30 a.m. MST
Cost: Free
Please see the event website for more details.

 

 

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Complete and full disclosure is the backbone of a fair criminal justice process. This webinar will equip criminal law practitioners with essential knowledge regarding their clients’ right to disclosure and will also explore tools for requesting and obtaining disclosure, including when and how to do pre-trial applications for disclosure.

Event Details

Time: noon
Price: $95

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Can adult interdependent partners (AIPs) “live together” without actually living together? It’s a question that has sparked ongoing debate among family law practitioners and wills and estates practitioners. Recent decisions from the Alberta Court of King’s Bench have shed new light on this complex issue. This webinar will break down the legal test for AIPs, explore key case law developments and examine real-world scenarios to help you confidently determine when parties do — or do not — meet the AIPs threshold. Event Details Time: noon Price: $95