Resource Materials

Bootcamp for Solo/Small Firms
(November 4, 2011)

Breach of Trust Conditions (Webinar)
(April 1, 2010)
- Powerpoint Presentation (Donna Sigmeth, Melanie Hodges Neufeld, Jody Martin)
Ethics Workshop for Corporate Commercial Lawyers
(September 23/24, 2010)
File Transfer on Termination of Retainer (Webinar)
(June 25, 2010)
- Powerpoint Presentation (Melanie Hodges Neufeld, Jody Martin)
Harmonized Sales Tax - Impact on Saskatchewan Lawyers (Webinar)
(July 20, 2010)
- HST Frequently Asked Questions
If it Sounds Too Good to be True... (CPD Select Dinner)
(March 30/31, 2011)
- Scams and Fraud Information (Eric Neufeld, Q.C.)
The Queen's Bench Practice Manual and More at Your Fingertips (Webinar)
(February 17, 2011)
- Legal Research Using Members' Resources Pathfinder 2011
R. v. Cunningham... Can I Withdraw? (Webinar)
(June 22, 2010)
- Powerpoint Presentation (Jay Watson and Brian Pfefferle)
Strategic Legal Persuasion: Writing to Win
(November 26/27, 2009)
- Some Suggestions for Making Written Submissions As Effective As Possible (Justice R. G. Richards)
- Legal Writing - PowerPoint Presentation (Michelle J. Ouellette, Q.C.)
- Five Do's and Don'ts (Michelle J. Ouellette, Q.C.)
- Five Do's and Don'ts (W. Dean Sinclair)

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