RECORDING

This session, lead by public law lawyers and academic experts, is designed for legal practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of Crown liability and immunity. It will examine the recent Supreme Court of Canada decision in Attorney General of Canada v Joseph Power which provides important guidance and insight on these legal principles and their application in modern legal contexts. It will provide participants with the necessary tools to navigate Crown liability and immunity issues, and to better understand their role in advising or interacting with government entities and clients generally.

CHAIR

Denis G. Thériault, K.C., Office of the Attorney General of NB

SPEAKERS

Dean Michael Marin, K.C., University of New Brunswick 
Rose Campbell, Office of the Attorney General of NB  

CPD

This session may be eligible for up to 1.5 hours of mandatory continuing professional development.