Post Roundup: About CLIA
In case you missed it, here is a collection of posts to help you get a better understanding of CLIA, the work we do and the people who make it...
Read More...In case you missed it, here is a collection of posts to help you get a better understanding of CLIA, the work we do and the people who make it...
Read More...Not So Risky Business Blog by CLIA The Canadian Lawyers Insurance Association (CLIA) Not So Risky Business Blog aims to assist legal professionals in practice management, error avoidance, and gaining...
Read More...The Canadian Lawyers Insurance Association (CLIA) Not So Risky Business Blog aims to assist legal professionals in practice management, error avoidance, and gaining a deeper insight into insurance coverage requirements....
Read More...Bite Size CPD Series: Artificial Intelligence Loss Prevention Tips May 8 For nearly three years, the Law Society of Saskatchewan has developed the Bite Size CPD Series. These informative under-10-minute...
Read More...For nearly three years, the Law Society of Saskatchewan has developed the Bite Size CPD Series. These informative under-10-minute video episodes cover a variety of topics and are available for...
Read More...Effective Email Communication Melanie Hodges Neufeld — April 24, 2024 Effective communication with your client is key to avoiding claims. The Lawyer’s Insurance Association of Nova Scotia (LIANS) has...
Read More...For 35 years, the Canadian Lawyers Insurance Association (CLIA) has worked to bring peace of mind to the lawyers in our subscriber jurisdictions and the clients they serve. We also...
Read More...The Law Society advises members that financial institutions may apply holding periods to paper-based payments. Paper-based payment instruments such as cheques (including trust cheques), certified cheques, money orders, and bank...
Read More...The Canadian Lawyers Insurance Association (CLIA) is reintroducing certain articles from their Loss Prevention Bulletin series. In their latest post on the “Not So Risky Business Blog,” they shed light...
Read More...We’ve received a report of fraudulent communications via email and facsimile falsely claiming to represent the office of Dawe & Burke. Please be aware and disregard any suspicious communications from...
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