If you weren't able to attend the Canadian Bar Association's August 2010 Canadian Legal Conference, you can still access many of the papers via the CBA website. Some of the highlights include:
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• Far-flung Families:  Family Law Across Borders by John-Paul Boyd
• Power of Attorney Jurisdictional Issues by Margaret E. Rintoul
• The ‘Predatory Marriage’, its Consequences, and Costs in Capacity Proceedings by Kimberly Ann Whaley and Amy Cull
• Technologies for Solo/Small Firm, Home, and Mobile Lawyers - 2010 Update by Richard G. Ferguson
• Working Better Faster And Cheaper: 60 Tips in 90 Minutes by Daniel Edward Pinnington, Richard G. Ferguson, Donna S.M. Neff, and Julia E. Cornish, Q.C.

As Labour Day approaches, CLIA reminds you to be vigilent against attempts to defraud you or your firm. The most recently reported fraudulent “flavours of the month”  come from Nova Scotia, Manitoba and Ontario.  The details of these frauds and some tips to avoid getting caught are found in:
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• Fraudulent Request for Services by Bangor "Attorney".
• New Twist on Old Fraud
• Update on Ongoing Collaborative Family Law Agreement Frauds