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This course is structured to focus intently on specific aspects of legal writing and drafting advocates underrate, this condensed training explores the legal problem-solving process, issue determination, and an introduction to legal analysis, legal writing, and legal citations.
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The Legal Writing & Research Workshop is structured as a condensed 12-hour session that explores the legal problem-solving process, issue identification, and provides an introduction to legal analysis, legal writing, and legal citation.
This workshop aims to achieve the following learning outcomes:
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This course introduces the basic framework, concepts, and terminologies and the role of paralegals in the Canadian legal profession. The course will also cover introductions to the history of law and legal systems, and will answer the central questions of what law is and what it does in Canadian society.
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This course introduces the basic framework, concepts, and terminologies and the role of paralegals in the Canadian legal profession. The course will also cover introductions to the history of law and legal systems, and will answer the central questions of what law is and what it does in Canadian society.
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This course examines the present and evolving function of information technology in the legal field. Students will learn how technology is used to facilitate document generation, billing and time management, client file management, and the advantages of networked environments within the law office. They will explore how the Internet can be used to access legal research tools and databases for legal research purposes. In addition, students will examine how to use specialized applications, common programs, and technology to update information and research. A number of online applications, services, and sources of legal information will be used and assignments given to illustrate their functions.
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This course studies contracts: agreements that can be enforced in court, in everyday transactions, and business. The specific types of contracts include expressed and implied contracts, unilateral and bilateral contracts, and true contracts and gratuitous promises.
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This course reviews the elements to a contract, and covers a detailed examination of the principles of drafting basic contracts, using examples illustrating several common types. Cases illustrating various problems encountered in this field, potential liabilities, and the effects of drafting errors, are also studied. The rules and principles that guide how contracts are drafted and subsequently interpreted by the courts, both in common law and in legislation, are examined. Students also examine in detail available remedies and orders and how they are used to settle disagreement and breach. The expanding role of statutory consumer protections over the last century is illustrated and examples in various jurisdictions in Canada are studied.
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Business and commerce in Canada is the central topic of this course. Business associations are explored, and their relative advantages and disadvantages in practice. Agency law, employment law, contracts, tort, professional liability, sales and consumer protection, and property and insurance law are interpreted.
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The principles of Canadian insurance law are covered in this course. Topics include the history and nature of the insurance arrangement, regulation of the industry, governing concepts, duties of the parties, law that applies to principals and agents, creation of insurance contracts, claims process, classes of insurance, and effects of no-fault systems.
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