• Editorial: A desire for deluxe service at a compact price: What is LAWPRO to do?
• E & O program: Coverage summary; service report; claims for 2012 top $100M; claims management track record
• Financial results explained: A guide to our Statements of Income
• Recoveries: Large or small, every recovery counts
• Repairs: LAWPRO works with lawyers to correct errors and minimize losses
• Knowing when to take a stand: LAWPRO defends its insureds in 2012
• practicePRO year in review
• TitlePLUS program update
• Corporate social responsibility in 2012
• Insurance biz: Why the LAWPRO base premium is only the start of the story: A tentative analytical model brings insight
• Errors & Omissions: Wondering when to report that claim? Do it now; How to report -- and how not to report -- a claim to LAWPRO
• Tech tip: Be smart about spam: Use whitelisting so you don't miss key messages
• Practice tip: Avoiding unintentional expansion of retainers

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• Feature: New Year's resolutions for a healthier law practice and a better you
• Editorial: "Next year I will ___________"
• Errors & Omissions: E&O and R&R: Insurance planning for retirement
• Insurance biz: How the real estate bar entered the insurance business
• Insurance Matters: Innocent party coverage
• Insurance Matters: Temporary leave of absence
• TitlePLUS program: TitlePLUS programs celebrates 15th anniversary, now on Facebook
• TitlePLUS program: Applying for TitlePLUS coverage simplified
• Casebook: The limitations period of equitable claims is now two years
• Casebook: Lawyers' negligence actions: Experts and pleadings
• Practice tip: Avoiding communications-based claims: Tips for litigators
• Book reviews: Reno your office, try new marketing techniques and guides to Microsoft Office programs
• Tech tip: How to untag yourself on Facebook (and why you might want to)
• Social Media: LAWPRO gets social; Social media profile of Lisa Weinstein

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• Holding the course on premiums for 2013, but with an uneasy eye on claims
• Claim costs climb into $100 million territory
• Why you don't (but should) think about Excess insurance
• 2013 insurance coverage for lawyers in private practice
• 2013 insurance coverage for exempt lawyers

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• Inadequate investigation/discovery now #1 cause of claims
• Diversify without dabbling
• What keeps you up at night? Family lawyers answer our question
• Avoiding claims when serving clients on a budget
• Domestic matters toolkit
• Supplement: Full version of the Domestic Contracts Matter Toolkit
• Getting the final document correct: A new checklist for commercial transaction
• Top 10 family law developments
• Editorial: Top 10 reasons we're in a $100 million world
• Errors & Omissions: Vicarious directors' liability
• Errors & Omissions: Leaving your current law firm
• Insurance biz: Why we read the fine print from FSCO and OFSI
• Casebook: Liability for client costs
• Casebook: Lessons learned: The Limitations Act, 2002
• Book review: Cloud Computing for Lawyers

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• Errors & Omissions: Mentor with less fear
• Practice tip: Real estate lawyers, the buck stops with you
• Tech tip: Is Facebook secretly sharing what you're reading and watching?
• Book review: Mastering iPad and LinkedIn in under an hour
• $101 million in claims costs: Do we have your attention yet?
• E&O program: coverage and customer service
• E&O claims numbers
• E&O claims management: A track record of success
• E&O claims management: Following through to recover costs
• E&O claims management: How remedial action saves millions
• E&O claims management: LAWPRO defends lawyers
• Review of the practicePRO program in 2011
• TitlePLUS update for 2011
• Overview of LAWPRO corporate social responsibility program
• 2011 LAWPRO financial results explained

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• Student to lawyer: 20 tips for a successful transition
• Is this the job you want?
• What new lawyers need to know about LAWPRO's mandatory professional liability insurance
• What I wish I knew in law school
• Essential LinkedIn do's and don'ts for law students

• Finders & keepers: Recruiting and training top talent
• Is this the job you want?
• Lateral transfers: A conflicts checklist
• Here today, gone tomorrow: The insurance implications of lawyers moving firms
• Unbundled legal services: Pitfalls to avoid
• Insurance Biz: MCT + IFRS = more than the sum of its parts
• Casebook: Unbundling and family law
• Casebook: Self represented claimants and vexatious litigants
• Practice Tip: Tendering correctly: Preserve your client's rights (and avoid a claim!)
• Supplement: Sydney Troister article "The Reality of Tendering: Why Real Estate Lawyers Give Fuel for Litigators to Sue Them"
• Tech Tip: Essential Dos and Dont's for LinkedIn users
• Book review: Three titles on recruiting and keeping lawyers and partner departures
• Wellness: Resources for lawyers

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• What's new for 2012?
• Have you considered Excess insurance?
• 2012 insurance coverage for lawyers in private practice
• 2012 insurance coverage for exempt lawyers

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• Is anyone listening? Preventing communications claims
• Lets get talking: A look at communication breakdowns
• Lawyer incivility: The consequences
• Editorial: A clean slate
• In the news
• Errors & Omissions: Mandatory professional liability insurance and a mandatory provider: A global perspective
• Supplement: Professional indemnity insurance requirements around the world
• Casebook: Communication is a two-way street
• Practice Tip: Beware the Ides of Rule 48
• Tech Tip: Six tech tools for improving client communication
• Book review: Three books to help lawyers communicate better
• OLAP: The fallout from incivility from a victim's perspective

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• Presidents message: Putting LAWPRO's vision and values to work
• 2010 financial results explained
• The new $80+ million world of claims costs
• Frauds in 2010: An update and a warning
• Repairs: A stitch in time saves nine
• Resolve: Plaintiffs push the envelope, LAWPRO pushes back
• Recoveries: Leaving no stone unturned
• Adapting to changing times: Service
• Adapting to changing times: Coverage
• practicePRO: Risk management that's relevant
• TitlePLUS: Getting the message out
• TitlePLUS: Compliance claims a challenge
• Outreach: Leadership and service values at work
• practicePRO tech tip: Essential Dos and Dont's for Twitter Users
• Practice tip: Administrative dismissals
• Book review: How good lawyers survive bad times
• OLAP takes stock of its activities in 2010

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• File retention: What and for how long?
• Foreign law or lawyers: what is and is not covered
• Cross border selection of lawyers
• Supplement: Professional indemnity insurance requirements around the world
• IFRS: New regime for assessing outstanding claims
• Gearing up for IFRS at LAWPRO
• Title insurance: More than meets the eye
• Real estate claims trends
• Separating fact from fiction on title insurance
• Title insurance: not the panacea lawyers had hoped for
• TitlePLUS claims: what the numbers tell us
• Book review: Easy Self Audits for the Busy Law Office
• Casebook: Do you owe a fiduciary duty to your office manager?
• OLAP: Lawyers who work too much

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• What's new for 2011?
• Have you considered Excess insurance?
• 2011 insurance coverage for lawyers in private practice
• 2011 insurance coverage for exempt lawyers
• MY LAWPRO: Your online self-serve centre

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• Practice pitfalls
• A systematic approach to law firm management
• Danger signs: 5 activities not covered by your LAWPRO policy
• Insurance biz 101: Why profit is not always a bad word
• TitlePLUS program: essay contest winner; campaign targets Quebec
• E&O insurance: Review your e-filing history on MY LAWPRO
• Tech tip: 11 steps to take when protecting client data
• Practice tips: franchise law tenet - Disclosure! Disclosure! Disclosure!
• Practice tips: Buyer beware - title insurers' sublimits create new risk
• Book review: Risk management - Survival Tools for Law Firms
• Casebook: The Limitations Act, 2002 is a "catch-all" statute
• OLAP: Surviving being sued

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• Financial results explained
• E&O claims: the trend is up
• The Kenora gambit...and other repair stories
• LAWPRO goes to bat for lawyers
• A leg up: LAWPRO helps lawyers avoid claims
• Staying current: helping lawyers adapt
• TitlePLUS program: building for the long haul
• LAWPRO in the public eye
• Keep your guard up! An update on frauds
• E&O insurance: online access to Excess Insurance documentation
• Tech tip: smartphone apps for lawyers
• Practice tips: charitable requests; common real estate pitfalls
• Book review: Lawyers Guide to Buying, Selling, Merging & Closing a Law Practice
• Casebook: Is the defence of absolute privilege available in advance of litigation?
• OLAP: trends in lawyer wellness in 2009

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• The facts on overdraft protection by Kathleen Waters
• Social Media: Why? - An overview of social media
• Social Media: What? - A guide to social media tools
• Social Media: How? - A primer on using social media in a law firm
• Social Media pitfalls to avoid by Dan Pinnington
• Casebook: Social media and litigation by Debra Rolph
• Supervision: The buck stops with you by Dan Pinnington
• E&O Insurance: counterfeit cheque protection; real estate surcharge increases to $65
• Supplement: FAQs on the enhanced conterfeit cheque and bank draft protection
• Book review: Marketing on the Internet
• Practice tip: The Apology Act 2009 by Yvonne Diedrick
• OLAP: social technology: are connectivity and connection synonomous?

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• What's new for 2010?
• Insurance for lawyers in private practice
• Insurance for exempt lawyers
• MY LAWPRO: Your online self-serve centre

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• Why be concerned about what's happening with claims?
• Transaction levy revenues, Premium Stabilization Fund contribute to premium stability
• Claim numbers, costs trend upward putting pressure on premiums
• TitlePLUS policy numbers, claim costs grow
• Lawyers as targets of fraud: the common misconceptions
• Legal malpractice risks change in tough times

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• Fraud: Claims put pressure on premiums
• Anatomy of a fraud alert
• "What kind of lawyer will you be?" Excerpt from The End of Lawyers?
• Practice innovation by Karen Bell
• Strategic resourcing: Outsourcing
• Technology opens doors to new thinking
• A checklist for using a Software as a Service (SaaS) vendor
• Changes to the Land Titles Assurance Fund
• Supplement: Full interview with Ted McMeekin
• Practice tip: Retired solicitors and run-off coverage by Debra Rolph
• Supplement: Full text of the Poirier decision
• E&O Insurance: Practice locums
• Practice tips: Administrative dismissals
• Book review: The End of Lawyers?
• OLAP: Tough times and suicide

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• Surviving the slide: What firms should and shouldn't do to ride out the economic storm
• Supplement: The full version of the "Surviving" roundtable discussion
• Building a better clientele by Dan Pinnington
• Fraud on the inside by David Debenham
• Technology in trying times by Dan Pinnington and Erik Mazzone
• Leaving private practice? Don't forget insurance
• Practice tip: Phantom clients/non retainers by Debra Rolph
• Tech tip: Blackberry 101 by Dan Pinnington
• Book review: Through the Client's Eyes, How to Draft Bills Clients Rush to Pay
• OCC module: business development
• OLAP: Taking care of yourself in tough times

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• Few changes to the 2009 insurance program
• Insurance for lawyers in private practice
• Real Estate Practice Coverage option FAQs
• Insurance for exempt lawyers
• Test your exposure to claims

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• Fraud: A growing problem affecting all lawyers by Caron Wishart
• Fraud: The threat from within by Karen Granofsky
• Show me the money: funds handling
• A look back at the history of practicePRO
• practicePRO: The next 10 years
• Supplement: practicePRO resources insert
• The biggest malpractice risks by Dan Pinnington
• 10 critical issues facing the profession by Dave Bilinsky
• Supplement: The Financial Numbers All Lawyers (And Managing Partners) Should be Seeing by Dave Bilinsky
• Supplement: Technology and the Hourly Billing Challenge by Simon Chester
• Supplement: 'Ubiquity is Near', an examination of mobile technology devices by Domenic Jaar
• Supplement: What's Hot in Law Firm Web Marketing by Steve Matthews
• Supplement: Innovation in Leadership and Leadership in Innovation by Richard Potter, Q.C.
• Supplement: Knowledge Management in Law Firms by Connie Crosby
• Future friendly: LAWPRO goes green
• Errors and omissions insurance: mortgage brokering exclusion amended
• Tech tip: 10 essential tech skills by Dan Pinnington
• Book reviews: Yellow Pages Advertising; Marketing on the Internet
• Practice tip: Limitations update
• OLAP: Debunking the myth of the lone sufferer

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• Herding cats: revealing the lawyer personality by Dr. Larry Richards
• Leveraging generational diversity by Nora Spinks
• Growing cultural competency by Judy Jaeger
• Client communications to help avoid claims by Paul Lisnek
• Supplement: The full version of this article by Paul Lisnek of www.paulmlisNek.com.
• Fraud scam alert: two new frauds to know about
• Casebook: Torquemada rule is alive and well
• FAQs: new real estate practice coverage
• Separating fact from fiction on deductibles, surcharges
• Tech tip: Blackberry etiquette by Dan Pinnington
• Book reviews: How to Start & Build a Law Practice, Flying Solo
• Significant stat: risk of acting for family members by Dan Pinnington
• Practice tip: construction liens, Rule 49
• OLAP: The lawyer/wellness connection

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• Lower premiums, new real estate practice coverage
• Insurance coverage for lawyers in private practice
• Real estate practice coverage details
• Real estate practice coverage: self-assessment tool
• Insurance coverage for exempt lawyers
• Excess insurance

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• Finding and keeping good lawyers
• Delegating responsibly and effectively by Gerry Riskin
• Lawyers on boards by Alan D'Silva, Patrick O'Kelly and Ellen Snow
• Supplement: Sitting on a non-profit board: Use this checklist to make sure you understand the risks
• How not to get sued over the GST by David Sherman
• Drafting errors by Nadia Dalimonte
• Andromeda strain: blacklining charts by Jeff Lem
• Casebook: British jurisprudence and the corporate/commercial solicitor
• Real estate fraud legislation
• New practice guidelines
• Dangerous liaisons by Caron Wishart and Debra Rolph
• TitlePLUS: OwnerEXPRESS policy
• TitlePLUS: Mortgage only title insurance campaign
• TitlePLUS: Essay prize winner
• Book review: Lawyer's Guide to Increasing Revenue by Dan Pinnington
• Tech Tip: Voicemail 101 by Dan Pinnington
• OLAP: Living well while living large

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• The boomer challenge: are lawyers ready?
• Elder Law Resources
• Wills, powers of attorney & the elderly: a practitioner's perspective by Jan Goddard
• Supplement: A detailed discussion of capacity - Judith Wahl article
• Wills & estates law claims on the rise by Deborah Petch and Dan Pinnington
• Reverse mortgages 101 & Advising seniors on lease life housing by C. Robert Vernon
• The changing face of the legal profession
• Supplement: Further examination of the changing face of the legal profession
• Winding down the law practice by Stephen P. Gallagher
• Supplement: Retirement as a renewal process - The Original Article
• Fraud: the problem that won't go away by Caron Wishart
• Guarding against real estate fraud by Jerry Udell, Eli Udell and Catarina Galati
• Supplement: Pre-emptive prevention - by Jerry Udell and Eli Udell
• Personal information and privacy by Simon Chester
• Full shield protection for LLPs
• Casebook: Mutual Wills
• TitlePLUS: Consumer campaign reaches millions
• Errors & Omissions: LAWPRO policy exclusion for investment advice/services
• Errors & Omissions: advising the snowbird client
• Book review: Lawyer's Guide to Balancing Life & Work
• Tech Tip: How to do more with your mouse
• OLAP: Planning for career adjustments

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• Lower premiums, program enhancements for 2007
• How to save on premiums and file forms
• 2007 insurance coverage - private practice lawyers
• Excess insurance - more necessary than you may believe
• LAWPRO's new website and MY LAWPRO gateway
• 2007 insurance coverage - exempt lawyers
• Exempt lawyers are still at risk
• Lawyers acting as estate trustee

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• Balancing Life by John Starzynski
• Fitness and Balance by Winnie Talan
• Technology: good tool, bad tool by Jim Calloway
• Supplement: Technology, Stress and Lawyer's Quality of Life - The Original Article
• Reporting Misconduct
• Communication issues underlie spike in real estate claims by Caron Wishart
• Bar-related is better by Rich Patterson
• TitlePLUS keeps it "real simple"
• Errors & omissions: Advice on foreign law not covered
• Casebook: "Egregious error" standard; Webb v. Tomlinson
• Supplement: ILA Checklist
• Tech Tip: Surfing with your keyboard
• Online Coaching Centre: Getting stress hardy
• Significant Stat: Solo, small and big firms make same errors
• Supplement: Firm Error Comparison Chart

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• Perfection in client service ?from the ground up by Karen MacKay
• How to walk the client-centric talk by Karen Bell
• Bring your Brand to life by Liette Monat and Paule Marchand
• Marketing ABCs; Yellow Pages Advertisements by Dan Pinnington
• Supplement: managing a better professional services firm Booklet
• Supplement: Post-Matter Client Service Survey precedent
• Morning after mediation by Jack F. Fitch
• Self-represented Litigants: a survival guide by Carol Cochrane
• Fraud-proof your practice by Lisa Weinstein
• Errors & omissions: Prompt claims reporting helps minimize your risk
• Casebook: Real estate wins by Debra Rolph
• Supplement: Hendry vs Strike et al J Ferguson Reasons for Judgment Sept 7 2005
• Supplement: Smith vs Century 21 et. al. J. Abbey Reasons for Judgment March 23 2005
• Supplement: Stoneman et al vs Gladman et al J. Perell Reasons for Judgment July 22 2005
• Casebook: IP lawyers beware: patent decision
• Tech Tip: Ctrl+S; OLAP: Client service/self-care balance; Online Coaching Centre: Client service/self-care balance

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• LAWPRO holds insurance premium increase to 3% for 2006
• 2006 insurance coverage for lawyers in private practice
• Excess Insurance: More necessary than you may believe
• Test your exposure
• 2006 insurance coverage for exempt lawyers
• Exempt lawyers are still at risk

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• e-Discovery: a significant issue for all cases by the Hon. Mr. Justice Colin Campbell
• Why electronic documents are different by Dan Pinnington
• Spoliation, preservation and other "gotchas" by Susan Wortzman
• The issue of costs by Karen Groulx
• Making and responding to e-Discovery requests by Martin Felsky and Peg Duncan
• Supplement: Sample ED Request Letter
• The Tao of e-data use and presentation by Glenn Smith
• Supplement: Electronic Discovery: A Reading List
• Supplement: Using Litigation Support Software in the Courtroom by Justice B.T. Granger
• New TitlePLUS products
• Online Coaching Centre: emotional intelligence
• Tech Tip: Docketing dos and don'ts

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• Goodbye litigator: Hello "breakdown consultant" - Meet the new family law lawyer
• Tips on Managing Clients from the Get-Go
• Family Law - A View from the Bench by The Honourable Mr. Justice D. Roger Timms
• Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines: A brave new world? by Yvonne Bernstein
• Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines: New Help for Lawyers by Rollie Thompson
• Family Law: Increasingly a Risky Business by Dan Pinnington
• The Future of Real Estate Practice?
• Online Coaching Centre: Getting stress hardy - achieving work life balance by understanding the components of your life
• Windows Gone Wild by Dan Pinnington
• practicePRO Tech Tip: Free is Good - Three fantastic and free Web resources by Dan Pinnington

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• Tapping the potential of extranets by Mark Tamminga
• Have you Googled yourself lately? by Dan Pinnington
• LVTS vs. ACSS: Funds handling in an electronic environment by Kathleen Waters
• RealtiPLUSWeb: leading edge technology in legal practice
• How to avoid being phished by David Reid
• If you do nothing else - the lucky 13 things you must do to protect you data
• Supplement: Managing the security and privacy of electronic data in a law office booklet
• Supplement: How to enable the security settings on a wireless access point or router By Dan Pinnington
• Supplement: Employee departure checklist
• Is there a crook in the firm? by Susan Elliot, LSM
• Safeguarding certified cheques by Ian Smyth
• When the police come calling - the law office search by Ian Smith
• Is there coverage under LAWPRO's policy for fraud?
• practicePRO Tech Tip - Disarming pop-ups by David Reid

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• 2005 insurance coverage for lawyers in private practice
• 2005 insurance coverage for exempt lawyers
• Why consider buying up your insurance coverage limits if you are on exemption

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• Identity fraud: simple yet sophisticated; and warning signs of identity fraud by Sidney Troister
• Can we really rely on The Land Titles Register and Land Titles Assurance Fund by Sidney Troister
• Corporate fraud - identity theft with a difference; and warning signs of corporate identity fraud by Neil Smiley
• Flip/value fraud schemes - when all that glitters is not gold; and warning signs of value frauds by Mirilyn Selznick and Robert J. Potts
• Fighting Fraud: Tips for lawyers; and what to do when you suspect a fraud by Sidney Troister, Mirilyn Selznick and Robert J. Potts
• Fighting Fraud: Build a better checklist
• Fighting Fraud: Be wary of providing identification services
• Fighting Fraud: Protect security of PSPs
• Fighting Fraud: Implement internal controls
• Fighting Fraud: Organizations collaborate
• The toll fraud takes: A victim’s story
• The toll fraud takes: A discipline counsel perspective
• Can you ever advise a client to ignore foreign proceedings? The effects of Beals v. Saldanha by J. Brian Casey
• Are your pro bono services covered by LAWPRO? by Nanette O'Connor
• Significant Stats: Communications related issues account for about 38% or real estate malpractice claims by Dan Pinnington
• practicePRO Tech Tip: Computer Trouble Shooting - Top Ten Steps by Dan Pinnington
• Beware the dangers of metadata by Dan Pinnington
• Online COACHING CENTRE: Business development - Developing business by finding referral sources

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• Fraud alert: Fraud reports on the rise
• The inside "scoop": advice from lawyers with claims by Caron Wishart
• Dealing with difficult clients by Carole Curtis
• Supplement: Dealing with difficult clients by Carole Curtis (Full paper)
• Supplement: Precedent client billing and administrative information documents
• Supplement: Retainer precedents
• Preventing Will drafting errors: your notes say it all by Ian Hull
• Applying the new Limitations Act, 2002 by Tim Bates
• Here we grow again…TitlePLUS is on the move
• Online Coaching Centre users discover benefits of online learning by Stephanie Wei
• practicePRO Tech Tip: Use Paste Special to Clean-Up Text by Dan Pinnington

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• 2004 insurance program and policy changes
• Weathering the insurance storm: How LAWPRO has shielded lawyers from the insurance crunch
• Representing the snowbird client - are you covered? by Nanette O'Connor
• DIVORCEmate software addresses family law risks
• A better way to Jump from One Program to Another by Dan Pinnington
• LAWPRO CLE Premium Credit program makes its mark
• Online Coaching Centre: Powerful communications - better client service by knowing what your clients want
• Significant Stats: Beware of acting for family & friends by Dan Pinnington

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• Structuring firms to manage risk: liability and law firm structures; and is yours a true association or apparent partnership? by Duncan Gosnell
• A taxing question: the tax implications of different firm structures by Nicholas J. S. Seed
• Indemnity and hold harmless provisions: a request for reasonable or excessive protection by Duncan Gosnell
• Privacy and your clients: An agenda for every firm by Simon Chester
• Supplement: Generic law firm privacy policy precedent
• How the new mobility agreement affects you and your insurance coverage
• TitlePLUS claims…the stories behind the statistics
• LAWPRO raises concerns about lender programs
• Title Insurance the fine print: $50 transaction levy payable on some title insured transactions
• practicePRO Tech Tip: www.canlii.org An Excellent Internet Source for free Legal Research by Dan Pinnington
• Casebook: The wills and estates bar breathes a sigh of relief by Debra Rolph
• Significant Stats: Only 6% errors arise from failure to know/apply law
• Tips and Tricks for Becoming an Outlook Power User by Dan Pinnington
• 2004 Insurance Program News: LAWPRO Opts for Web over Paper

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• Dealing with the dollars: Why financial planning and management are as important as lawyering
• Avoiding financial difficulty: business essentials for lawyer by Stanley J. Kershman
• Common pitfalls and best practices for starting and leaving practice
• Law Society Tools to enhance competence and reduce risk
• Supplement: Assess your firm's need for Excess insurance
• Supplement: managing the finances of your practice booklet
• Supplement: a business plan, a sample budget, an associate agreement, and sample retainer agreements
• TitlePLUS News - TitlePLUS goes online
• Best practices & title insurance: - Lessons learned from managing TitlePLUS claims by Roseanne Manson
• Ontario's new Limitations Act, 2002: An overview by Graeme Mew
• Ontario's new Limitations Act, 2002: An overview by Graeme Mew (Full article)
• Respecting the "trust" in trust accounts
• Adobe Acrobat and PDF Files - An Essential Part of Your Legal Technology Arsenal by Dan Pinnington
• practicePRO Tech Tip: Search and file writs of execution online without going to the registry office
• Online COACHING CENTRE: Business development - developing business by fishing for whales
• Significant Stats: Conflicts of Interest: the third most common and second most costly malpractice error by Dan Pinnington
• Casebook: Lawyers beware: you can be fair game if client is disappointed by Debra Rolph

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• 2003 Insurance Program
• Moving money online - real time, real value
• TitlePLUS on the Web: redefining the future of real estate practice
• Litigation practice: new processes call for new approaches by Boyd Balogh
• Surviving the e-mail onslaught by Dan Pinnington
• Significant Stats: The most common malpractice error: a failure to follow client's instructions by Dan Pinnington
• Casebook: LAWPRO repairs by Debra Rolph

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• When lightning strikes...are you prepared?
• Supplement: Managing practice interruptions booklet
• Supplement: Vulnerability assessment spreadsheet
• TitlePLUS Celebrates its fifth birthday
• Casebook: Repairing Lawyers' mistakes by Debra Rolph
• Online COACHING CENTRE: Getting stress hardy - managing change by building resilience
• practicePRO Tech Tip: Are you properly inoculated? By Dan Pinnington

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• Mentoring 101 by David Clark
• Bridging the gap by Heather Williams and Ron McPhee
• Making Contact: How lawyers make mentoring work
• Mentoring Associates
• Mentoring at the Law Society
• LPIC Mentoring Initiatives
• Supplement: Managing a Mentoring relationship booklet
• Casebook: LAWPRO's winning ways by Debra Rolph
• practicePRO Tech Tip: Are Your Passwords Secure? by Dan Pinnington
• Q&A: Do I have to pay the civil litigation levy on uncontested divorce file?

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