Law Society of Saskatchewan Uncategorized Discover the New Law Society Website – For Lawyers and Students
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Discover the New Law Society Website – For Lawyers and Students
January 23, 2019The For Lawyers and Students section of the new Law Society website provides regulatory information for lawyers and students-at-law, including pages on Becoming a Lawyer in Saskatchewan, Becoming a Principal, Membership Services, Forms, Classifieds, Law Student Seeking Articles, Lost Will Listings, Locum Registry and Western Conveyancing Protocol:
- Becoming a Lawyer in Saskatchewan – Information to assist law students, national mobility transfer lawyers and international applicants to become a lawyer in Saskatchewan.
- Becoming a Principal – A principal is generally the most influential person in the life of an articling student. The Law Society regulates who can act as a principal and this page provides further information about the requirements and process.
- Membership Services – Information for members including:
- Types of membership and responsibilities
- Status and contact changes
- Applying to become an inactive member
- Applying to become a retired member
- Resigning your membership
- Reinstating your membership
- Membership renewals
- Forms and Fees – Law Society Forms, Trust Account Forms, and Law Society Fees and Assessments.
- Practice Resources – General Resources geared to lawyers to assist in areas such as law office management, Tables and Indices, Forms and Guidelines, and Resources From the Courts.
- Locum Registry – A locum solicitor is a lawyer who works on a short-term basis only – sometimes for a few hours, and other times for a few years – to cover for absent members of staff. This page provides information for those interested in providing and/or seeking this service.
- Career and Volunteer Opportunities
- Lost Will Listings
- Western Conveyancing Protocol