
 News & Events | EBulletins
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| EBulletins (click on the date to view a bulletin) |
August 1, 2008
Suspension for Non-Payment of the Insurance Levy
PBLA 2007 Annual Report Online |
July 30, 2008
SCC Dismissal Upholds Solicitor-Client Privilege
CPD Survey Closes July 31, 2008
Notice of Suspension - Mr. Ryan Rigler
Suspension for Non-payment of Insurance Levy |
July 23, 2008
Your feedback on CPD needed
Key dates for 2008 Bencher Elections
Notice of Resignation and Disbarment - Mr. Richard Garside |
May 27, 2008
Explore Counsel Opportunity at LSA
Lower Renewal Rates for Excess Insurance
Resignation and Disbarment of Peter L. Ridley
Pro Bono Network News – Spring 2008 newsletter |
May 9, 2008
New requirements for “negotiated cheques” under Rule 122(2)
Complaints Resolution Officer Sought
Suspension for Non-Payment of the Annual Member Fee |
May 2, 2008
Notice of Disbarment - David R. Wray
Amendments Give Clarity to Assurance Fund Process
Indicators to Watch For
Add Law Society of Alberta as Safe Sender |
April 24, 2008
Fraud Alert – Counterfeit Certified Cheques
Do you know your Client?
Notice of Resignation – Michael J. Mullrooney |
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