Registrations are now closed.
*Important message - TLA response to COVID-19*
Toronto Lawyers Association has been monitoring the COVID-19 situation and is taking the advice of public health experts. We will not be hosting any live events until the end of April 2020, to support the social distancing measures currently being implemented.
TLA is proud of the intimate and social nature of our live education programs. As a result we will be rescheduling this for a later date.
If you have already registered, your ticket will be honoured at the later date.
We will continue to monitor the situation and will provide further updates, including decisions about future events.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support of the TLA.
Come by for a drink and meet your professional community!
The annual Young Lawyers Social brings together an amazing group of young lawyers (10 years and less of practice), licensing candidates and Law School students to network and connect in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
Judges from the Court of Appeal, Judges and Masters from the Superior Court of Justice, and Judges from the Ontario Court of Justice are also invited.
Speaker:
- Peter Carayiannis is the president of Conduit Law, a leading alternative model law firm. He has worked closely with the LegalTech community in Canada and is a frequent speaker on entrepreneurship and innovation, especially as it applies to the practice and business of law.
Check last year's pictures!
Event details
Thursday, April 30, 2020
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. (Registration at 5:15 p.m.)
TLA Lawyers Lounge, 2nd Floor, 361 University Avenue Court House
Registration fee:
Members of the TLA and Judiciary - FREE
Non-Members and Law School Students - $20.00 + HST
This event is not eligible for complimentary tickets.
Bring a non-member friend to the event and get 45% discount on your next Education program*!
This event is sponsored by:
TLA response to COVID-19
The TLA takes the health and safety of our members, friends and staff seriously. Based on current information from public health officials, TLA will proceed with upcoming education and social programs. In these circumstances, the small and intimate nature of our education programs allows us to continue with our programming.
We are continuing to monitor the situation and review information from the Government of Canada, Toronto Public Health, and the Ontario Ministry of Health. We will communicate any changes and contingency planning promptly.