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Keeping Tabs - Spring 2020

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<strong>Spring</strong> Symposium <strong>2020</strong><br />

April 29 | May 5 | May 7<br />

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm | Webcast<br />

There is something for everyone at this year’s <strong>Spring</strong> Symposium. Our three virtual<br />

micro-symposia will cover the latest developments, strategies, tools and tips for<br />

success in your practice. We have developed this series of shorter, focused programs<br />

to fit your budget and allow you to watch via live webcast from the comfort of your<br />

home office, or later at your leisure.<br />

Join our all-star faculty at three micro-symposia – attend one, two, or all three to get<br />

the full <strong>Spring</strong> Symposium virtual experience!<br />

INTERVIEW<br />

MODULE 1: The Civil Advocate<br />

Wednesday, April 29, <strong>2020</strong><br />

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm<br />

Register for Module 1 here<br />

MODULE 2: The Skilled Advocate<br />

Tuesday, May 5, <strong>2020</strong><br />

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm<br />

Register for Module 2 here<br />

MODULE 3: The Well-Informed Advocate<br />

Thursday, May 7, <strong>2020</strong><br />

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm<br />

Register for Module 3 here<br />

Critical Race Theory and<br />

the Legal Profession<br />

Interview with Joshua Sealy-Harrington<br />

Raphael Eghan, Litigation Counsel and<br />

Louis Century, Goldblatt Partners LLP<br />

Register for all 3 sessions<br />

Joshua Sealy-Harrington is perhaps best known in the Canadian legal community by his Twitter handle<br />

@joshuasealy, for which he won a Canadian Law Blog Award in 2019. The awards committee praised<br />

him for “bringing conceptual clarity to everything he touches.” In a few short years, Sealy-Harrington<br />

has quickly established himself as a leader in public discussions about race in the legal profession.<br />

Sealy-Harrington composes “threads” or “Twitter essays” comprised of a series of 280-character<br />

Tweets, unpacking the complex issues around race that have confronted the profession.<br />

To learn more or register, click here.<br />

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