Course Detail
Course Detail



CANADIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE

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Course Detail

Head Office
2 Bloor Street W. 22nd Floor
Toronto, Ontario
M4W 3E2
Canada

416-925-9929
888-925-9929

Law
LAW CLERK DIPLOMA PROGRAM (LCP)

 
Canadian Buseiness College
Credits
1250
Duration

    Full-time:

50weeks

    Part-time:

1250hours
Availability
Monthly - Please call 416 925-9929 to attend a free class after completion of the aptitude test and interview.
Payment Options:
Financial aid may be avaliable.
Prerequisites
Aptitude Test/Grade 12 Education or Mature Student, Financial Assistance May Be Available To Qualified Students also required is a 400 Word Essay
Course Description
Law Clerk Diploma Program

The Law Clerk program gives the student a general grounding in business with specialized training in various aspects of Canadian Law and legal procedures, which allows the student to be successful within the legal industry as a Law Clerk.

Law Clerks are usually employed by lawyers and their duties may include, managing real estate files, maintaining corporate documents and filings, drafting court documents and correspondence, preparing briefs for trial, and interviewing clients or witnesses.

Paralegals are usually self employed, and provide legal services to the public as allowed by government legislation, or provide paralegal services on contract to law firms or other establishments. Paralegals may also appear before administrative tribunals and certain courts.

LAW COURSE OUTLINE
Module One
Legal Principals and Terminology
Legal Writing
General Law Office Procedures
Legal research
Constitution law and challenges
Negotiation, Alternative Dispute Resolution
**Computer Fundamentals
**Amicus Attorney

Module Two
Introduction – criminal vs. common law
Criminal Law – introduction
Evidence
Provincial Offences
Highway traffic offences vs. Criminal
Motor vehicle offences

Module Three
Civil Litigation
Substantive Civil Litigation
Small Claims Court
Substantive Small Claims Court
Family Law
Substantive Family Law
Landlord and Tenant Law
Module Four
Business law -Introduction
Corporate,Commercial & International Law
Real Estate Law
Administrative Law
Employment Law
Immigration and refugee law
Wills and Estates

** Can do on course at any time during school year, or at end of modules – not necessary to do within module, although included in module for convenience

Labour market information from Service Canada.
Topics Covered More Information:
  • Immigration Law
  • Negotiation and Alternative Disputes Resolution
  • Constitutional Law and Chalenges
  • MS Office
  • Evidence
  • Business Communications & Report Writing
  • General Law Office Procedures
  • Civil Litigation
  • Family Law
  • Real Estate Law
  • Legal Principals & Terminology
  • Wills and Estates
  • Corporate and Commercial Law
  • Substantive Legal Studies
  • Substantive Civil Litigation
  • Substantive Law-Real Estate
  • Substantive Law-Family
  • Substantive Law-Corporate
  • Substantive Wills and Estates
  • Legal writing and Research
  • Amicus Attorney/PC Law
  • Criminal Law

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*Applicable taxes included. Prices and availability may change without notice. Tuition is HST exempt.
*Books, Material & Other fees extra
*International students are required to pay additional $500 application fee.

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