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Please complete and submit the following form to assist the CPD Department in their planning and execution of CPD activities.
  • What type of CPD Activity are you participating in as a presenter?
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  • If unknown, provide closest description possible.
  • If different than Title of CPD Activity.
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    Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY
  • Please indicate the evenings and any further details.
  • Supporting Information

  • Please copy and paste your bio or provide information in point form. If available in a file copy, upload below.
  • You may submit the PowerPoint and/or supporting materials for your presentation if available. If not yet prepared, you may send directly to the CPD Department by the communicated deadline. If you have a headshot available, please upload here.
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  • As an author, you hold the copyright to your individual work, with the following exception: because your purpose in creating the work is to enable the Law Society of Saskatchewan (LSS) to use the work to further the knowledge and skill of the legal community, you hereby grant to LSS the non-exclusive right to use, present, edit, translate, reproduce, sell, lease, license to a third party, and distribute your work, in whole or in part, in any current or future medium now in existence or which may be developed in the future including, without limitation,whether print, video, audio, digital or otherwise, provided always that care is taken to preserve the meaning of the work. e-mail, CD-ROM, and the Internet.

    As you hold the copyright, including moral rights, in your individual work, you warrant that your work is original, is not libelous, does not breach any confidence, and its publication will not infringe the intellectual property rights of others. You further grant permission to the LSS to use your name, voice, biography, videotaped image and photograph in connection with your work and for related promotional purposes. If your work is a contribution to a compilation, LSS will own all rights in the compilation, and your rights of use will apply only to your own contribution.

    You understand that the above-noted activities of the LSS may be carried out by it alone, or jointly with other legal and professional organizations or other entities.
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  • melissa.warren@lawsociety.sk.ca
  • 306-569-8242

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