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The next Law Society bencher election on April 30, 2019 marks the first time that lawyer and paralegal benchers will be elected simultaneously in Ontario.
The Law Society of Ontario today opened the candidate nominations process for the 2019 Bencher election, which takes place on April 30, 2019. This election marks the first time that lawyer and paralegal Benchers will be elected simultaneously in Ontario.
The Law Society of Ontario today kicked off a province-wide public awareness campaign, to generate greater understanding of what the Law Society does and how members of the public can access the right legal services when they need them.
The Law Society of Ontario presented a degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa (LLD), to the Honorable Senator Murray Sinclair at its Call to the Bar ceremony on September 28, 2018 at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto.
Convocation was held on September 27, 2018. Read Convocation Update and view the webcast archive.
The Law Society of Ontario expresses grave concern over the forced retirement of Chief Justice Malgorzata Gersdorf and 26 Supreme Court Justices. When serious issues of apparent injustice to lawyers and the judiciary come to our attention, we speak out.
The Law Society of Ontario expresses grave concern over the detention of lawyer Haytham Mohamadeen. When serious issues of apparent injustice to lawyers and the judiciary come to our attention, we speak out.
The Law Society of Ontario expresses grave concern over the arrest, detention and charges against lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh. When serious issues of apparent injustice to lawyers and the judiciary come to our attention, we speak out.
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