Can you be replaced? Artificial intelligence in family law; When should you make “the call” to LawPRO? | CPDonline.ca

Can you be replaced? Artificial intelligence in family law; When should you make “the call” to LawPRO?

Can you be replaced?  Artificial intelligence in family law; When should you make “the call” to LawPRO?

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Credits
Professionalism (Ethics, etc.): 0.25
15 minutes
Substantive: 0.5
30 minutes
Published
2018
Presenter(s)
Susanne Sviergula
Anne Vespry
Source
County of Carleton Law Association (CCLA)
Provider
CPDOnline.ca
Language
English
Length
45 minutes
Price
$109.00 plus tax
27th Annual Institute of Family Law
Includes Handouts

This presentation will address practice management and risk management. She will address best practice issues in order to avoid negligence issues; how to avoid an unhappy client and what steps to take to respond to these issues when they arise. This presentation will also include having effective systems in place and effective client management and communication.

Presenters

Susanne Sviergula

Susanne Sviergula is a partner at Cavanagh LLP whose practice is focused on professional liability, insurance defence and employment law, acting for both institutional and individual clients. A graduate of both the University of Ottawa and the University of Windsor, she was called to the bar in 2001. Susanne has been an active member of the County of Carleton Law Association, the Advocates’ Society and the Ontario Bar Association throughout her career. She is also a regular volunteer at Law Help Ontario. One of her proudest accomplishments however is having run both the 2016 and 2017 Boston Marathon (with a not so secret desire of making it a hat trick in the future).

Anne Vespry

Anne was called to the Bar in 2003, and worked for several years as the managing partner in a two-person, general practice firm. Most of the issues she handled involved Wills and Estates or Family law. Anne currently teaches as well as practicing. Anne considers herself more of a solicitor than a barrister as it has been several years since she has attended a matter in court. Anne is also a Bencher with the Law Society of Ontario.

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