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Juggle, Juggle, Toil and Trouble Friday, December 10, <strong>2021</strong> 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm (ET) Live Online Many women advocates experience particular challenges in the middle years of their career, as increasing responsibilities at work and at home come into conflict. Hear from our seasoned panel on the benefits of pushing through the difficult years, and giving effect to the phrase coined by Justice Akbarali: “The best way to stay in practice is to not quit”. Attendees will have the opportunity to continue the discussion in breakout rooms. This event is being organized by the Women in Law Working Group of the 10+ Standing Committee. To learn more or register, click here or visit www.advocates.ca 14
TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION Roundtable: Representing Indigenous People and Advancing Reconciliation Compiled by Michelle Alton and featuring Scott Robertson, Karey Brooks and Caroline Briand Representing Indigenous clients often involves advancing unique claims and navigating complex issues. In this roundtable, we talk to three lawyers experienced in representing Indigenous clients about some of the distinct features of this work. We also explore what the legal profession can do to advance reconciliation. Scott Robertson is an Associate at Nahwegahbow Corbiere, which acts exclusively for First Nation individuals, communities and organizations. Scott regularly advises clients on Aboriginal rights, Treaty rights and title issues, as well as tax and business structures. Karey Brooks is a principal at JFK Law Corporation in Vancouver. She primarily acts for First Nations and First Nation organizations in court and negotiations with government and industry. Caroline Briand is a partner in the litigation group at Langlois Avocats office in Montréal. She specializes in Indigenous law, advising Indigenous governments, organizations, businesses, and individuals. 15
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