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Annual Conference

Be a part of the only national gathering of Canada's legal community

From August 12-14 2012, private practice lawyers, in-house counsel, judges, and students come together on this distinctive national stage to examine legal trends, network with their peers, renew their perspectives and, together, shape Canadian society.

The Canadian Legal Conference and Marketplace 2012 (CLC) is about learning from the top legal minds in the country, sharing best practices, and networking with peers at exciting social events in a scenic city. Make the CLC your destination this August.

  • Meet your learning objectives or PD (Professional Development) target for the year with 12 hours of high quality, accredited Professional Development (with many sessions designed specifically for in-house counsel) in just two days!
  • Network and socialize with over 1,000 legal professionals from across Canada.
  • Watch the full view of the city of Vancouver materialize during the Skyride up to Grouse Mountain for the Opening Night Festivities.
  • Discover the many diverse cultures, the history and the natural beauty of Vancouver with your family and colleagues.

Click here to visit the official website of the Canadian Legal Conference and the CCCA Annual Conference.

CCCA Annual Conference Charity of Choice:
To nominate a charity for the CCCA's 2012 Annual Conference Charity of Choice or learn about the Charity of Choice selection process, please click here.
Nominations are due no later than June 15, 2012.

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