ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE LAW UNION OF ONTARIO: March 22, 2014

 

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ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE LAW UNION OF ONTARIO: May 8-9, 2015

 

Join us on Friday, May 8, and Saturday, May 9, 2015, for the Law Union of Ontario’s Annual Conference! The Law Union of Ontario’s Annual Conference brings progressive legal and activist communities together to discuss an exciting and challenging series of pressing issues.

 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

 

FRIDAY Location: The Friday night event will be held at Friends House from 6:30-8 p.m. The address is 60 Lowther Avenue, Toronto. Follow this link for a map of the exact location of the conference: http://www.torontoquakermeeting.org/contact.html

Accessibility: This facility is wheelchair accessible through the parking lot door (east side of the building through from the Bedford entrance) and childcare will be provided.

SATURDAY Location: All plenaries and panels on Saturday will be held at The Ryerson Student Centre from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. The address is 55 Gould Street, Toronto. Follow this link for a map of the exact location of the Saturday conference: http://ryersonstudentcentre.ca/contact/directions

Accessibility: This facility is wheelchair accessible and childcare will be provided. CART (Communication Access Real Time Translation) services will be provided for all plenaries and select panels.

 

CPD Accreditation: The Law Union Conference has been accredited for 30min Professionalism Content.  The Conference is also eligible for up to 9hr 15min Substantive Content.

Registration Fees: Suggested fees are:

$125 for lawyers/paralegals using the CPD hours

$50 for community members

Pay-what-you-can for all others

 

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE – COMING SOON!

 

Childcare will be provided – please email us in advance at law.union.of.ontario@gmail.com with the number and ages of the children who will be attending.

 

Questions? Email us at lawunionofontario@gmail.com, and include “Conference” in the subject heading.

 

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