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The Ontario Bar Association is a branch of the Canadian Bar Association, an organization of lawyers formed to provide support by the profession to the profession so that it may render better service to its members and the public. This is accomplished by both education and representation to government on topics of current concern.
The Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) was founded in 1991 in response to an overwhelming need in Ontario for an organization of lawyers acting for plaintiffs. OTLA has over 1190 members and is comprised of plaintiffs' lawyers from all across Ontario.
Members of The Advocates' Society recognize that effective advocacy is important to their clients, the courts and the pursuit of justice. We’re concerned about issues affecting our profession and about the speedy resolution of every kind of dispute or legal issue. We’re always seeking to improve our skills and share what we've learned with others.
Founded in 1980, the Association of French Speaking Jurists of Ontario (AJEFO) speaks for lawyers, judges, and personnel of the administration of justice for French speaking jurists in Ontario.
The Law Society of Upper Canada governs legal services providers in the public interest by ensuring that the people of Ontario are served by lawyers and paralegals that meet high standards of learning, competence and professional conduct.
The Federation of Law Societies of Canada (FLSC) is the national coordinating body of the Canada’s 14 law societies mandated to regulate Canada’s 95,000 lawyers and Quebec’s 3,500 notaries.
The CBA has long been a trusted ally and strong advocate for managing partners in Canada. It governs provincial Bar associations across the country.
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