Sentences with phrase «society licensing process»
With a recent proposal to terminate the LPP facing substantial opposition, the Law Society of Upper Canada is now developing «long - term recommendations for an appropriate, sustainable Law Society licensing process» [i].
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It has been resisted as being an improper use of a law societies» monopoly over the provision of legal services, which includes its ability to determine the requirements to become a licensed lawyer, and the motivations allowed to be operative in the marking of law school graduates» exam papers during a law societies» qualification process.
The firm also pays all expenses associated with enrollment in the Law Society of Upper Canada's Lawyer Licensing Process.
The Law Society of Upper Canada is undertaking (yet another) review of its licensing process.
As a retired lawyer, you also have the option of accessing resources from Homewood Health, which provides the confidential Member Assistance Program (MAP) for Ontario lawyers, paralegals, judges, students at Ontario law schools and accredited paralegal colleges, licensing - process candidates, and their families, with financial, arm's - length support from the Law Society of Upper Canada and LawPRO.
Candidates interested in enrolling in the Ryerson Law Practice Program for 2014 - 15 must first apply for and be registered in the Law Society of Upper Canada's Licensing Process.
Outside of his legal practice, Sean is an avid golfer and acts as a Licensing Process Tutor for the Law Society of Upper Canada regarding Civil Litigation and Professional Responsibility.
See an article on the challenges of the Ontario lawyer licensing process authored by Peter Wardle, Chair of the Professional Development and Competence Committee of the Law Society of Ontario.
The Law Society's processes for the development, administration, scoring and reporting of the Licensing Examinations are consistent with established best practices for professional licensure.
In order to properly serve and advance clients» claims at the various levels of litigation and the dispute process, he furthered his education and credentials and became a Licensed Paralegal through the Law Society of Upper Canada on March 31, 2008.
«lawyer» means a person licensed by the Law Society to practise law as a barrister and solicitor in Ontario and includes a candidate enrolled in the Law Society's Licensing Process for lawyers;
In Spring 2017, the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC) held a Dialogue Series concerning changes to the licensing process of lawyers in Ontario.
In the Law Society's current licensing process the articling term is 10 months.
And let's ask current law society Treasurer Paul Schabas, whose 2015 Bencher candidacy website states: «I also opposed the Law Practice Program for creating a two - tier licensing process.
«Date of Commencement of the Candidate's Licensing Cycle» means May 1 of the year in which the Candidate submits an Application to the Society or May 1 of the following year as stipulated by the Society when a Candidate is registered by the Society into the Licensing Process.
The Society may remove from the Licensing Process a Candidate who has failed to comply with section 5.1 or who can not obtain a Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor degree from a law school that is at the time that the Candidate graduates from the law school an Accredited Law School or a certificate of qualification issued by the NCA by the time specified by the Society pursuant to section 5.2.
«Request for the Issuance of a Class L1 Licence» means the request provided by the Candidate to the Society for the issuance of a Class L1 Licence and call to the bar after completing the Licensing Process.
«Application» means the application by a person to the Society for a Class L1 Licence and includes the application to be registered into the Licensing Process.
This Policy describes the rules and procedures for completion of the Licensing Process and should be read in tandem with the Law Society Act and By - Law 4 pursuant to the Law Society Act.
Where a Candidate is removed from the Licensing Process pursuant to section 13.7, the Candidate may submit another Application to the Society at any time based on fresh evidence or a material change in circumstances.
Obtaining a Certificate of Qualification means the student meets the academic requirements necessary to apply to begin the licensing process of any provincial common law jurisdiction law society in Canada.
The Society may register into the Licensing Process as a Candidate a person who has complied with Parts III and IV of the Policy.
1.11 «Executive Director, Professional Development and Competence» means an employee of the Society assigned by the Chief Executive Officer the responsibility of administering the Licensing Process and enforcing the Policy.
A Candidate or person applying to be registered into the Licensing Process must immediately notify the Society in writing of any fact or circumstance or change in fact or circumstances that could affect the person's or Candidate's good character status.