OBA PROGRAM | 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (ET)

Are you looking to start an investigations practice within your law firm or go out on your own? Whether you have years of experience building a client base or are in the earlier stages of your career, the goal to start an investigations practice can occur at any time in your legal career and the OBA is here to help. Our faculty of experienced investigators will guide you on how to navigate building your own investigations practice, including: 

• Approaching your firm on starting an investigations practice;
• Preparing a business plan and helpful resources; 
• Strategic marketing and networking;
• Unique considerations for managing your investigations practice and clients; and
• Effectively using technology in your practice.

Join us for this practical and valuable session to skillfully plan and open your investigations practice successfully.

In case you missed it: you can ensure you have the essential skills and core competencies to conduct investigations with our Conducting an Investigation: Critical Skills Series - now available on-demand:

Conducting an Investigation: Critical Skills Series – Collecting & Preserving Evidence (Session 1)
Conducting an Investigation: Critical Skills Series – Interviews (Session 2)
Conducting an Investigation: Critical Skills Series – Fundamentals of Report Writing (Session 3)
Conducting an Investigation: Critical Skills Series – Establishing and Maintaining Privilege (Session 4)

PROGRAM CHAIR

Arleen Huggins, Koskie Minsky LLP

PROGRAM speakers

Dana Du Perron, Resolutions at Work Inc. (Ottawa)
Danielle Robitaille, Henein Hutchison Robitaille LLP
Nana Yanful, Yanful Law