2004: No. 3 May-June 

President's View - Why criticism of judges is a concern

News

Trust administration fee delayed to October 1, 2004

PLTC rule changes

2005 Law Society fees are due November 30, 2004

Rideout elected Bencher for Westminster

New Second Vice-President for 2004

Appointments

When character or fitness is in question - restrictions on employment

Downtown Vancouver - articling offers open to August 16

Handbook allows BC lawyers to share fees with foreign lawyers

Trust protection coverage now in effect

BC lawyers to report annually on voluntary continuing legal education

Footnote added to Handbook to affirm prosecutorial discretion

Benchers pass rule to fight money laundering

The future of pro bono in Canadian law firms

Electronic publications ahead

Online learning for lawyers comes of age

A look at the 2004 Equity and Diversity Committee

Aboriginal Practice Points . a free online resource

Benchers will consider rules for limited liability partnerships

Presidential honoraria come under review

Restrictions on lawyers enforcing liens are dropped from Handbook

Practice & Ethics

Practice Tips - The criminal law advantage: basic tools get the job done

Interlock Member Assistance Program - Grief, trauma and lawyer response

Directors' liability for tax debts: new statutory provisions in BC

Bank of Montreal adopts mortgage protocol in Western Canada

A closer look at SCC decision on law publisher copyright

Lawyers acting in real property transactions

Regulatory

Special Compensation Fund claims

Unauthorized practice actions against non-lawyers

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