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The Art of Clear Communication and Information Design
Are the documents you write always read and fully understood? Do they meet your organizational goals?
In this training, we’ll share our 6-step method for simplifying and humanizing your most complex content. This method will not only transform the way you view the effectiveness of your writing and communications, but also the way you approach their design.
Admitted to the Quebec Bar.
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Clear and Effective Legal Advice
Do your legal opinions or decisions enable your clients to make truly informed decisions? Is your reasoning easy for non-lawyers to follow? Take advantage of personalized training using your own documents and draft legal opinions that stand out for their clarity!
Training program recognized by the Quebec Bar Association (EDPP)
Online Training (Pre-recorded)
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Clear and Effective Legal Advice
Inspired by the writing techniques taught to judges in the preparation of judgments, this training course will help you write opinions that are easy for your clients to read, understand, and use. This training addresses the challenge of synthesizing the facts and the law while remaining clear and useful to clients.
This training program was developed with an eye toward the writing needs and challenges expressed by the many judges, policymakers, and attorneys we have met over the years—all of whom are committed to drafting clear and rigorous decisions or opinions.
How can you effectively summarize and organize your thoughts to write a concise and clear legal opinion?
How can we formulate legal or research questions precisely?
How can we balance the need for a comprehensive account of the facts with the need for conciseness, striking the right balance between what is useful to the client and what is necessary to ensure the report’s long-term validity or to protect ourselves in the event of future issues?
Where and how should you present your conclusions and recommendations?
How can you present legal citations and references concisely without distorting the original text?
2:15, passed the Ethics and Professional Conduct exam
Starting at $69 on the Quebec Bar Association's website
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Legal Design: For Clear and Effective Documents
No, legal design is not about expertise in layout, illustrations, or color palettes. Nor is it an area of expertise aimed solely at protecting consumers or marginalized groups.
Legal design is a design method with a specific goal: to create documents (as well as systems, processes, and services) that are accessible, effective, and functional—both to meet the legal and operational objectives of organizations and to address the needs and expectations of the various users for whom these documents are intended.
This method is becoming increasingly prevalent within organizations for one obvious reason: complexity is a problem for managers, executives, suppliers, business partners, consumers, citizens, marginalized groups, and even—yes—lawyers.3 hours, eligible for Ethics and Professional Conduct
Starting at $92 on the Barreau du Québec website