The Importance of Legal Research and Submissions Writing in the Practice of Legal Representation

• Location/Format: Live Webinar - 11.00 AM EST CCIC Approval in process (2.5 Hours)
• Presented By: Ms. Zdenka ACIN, (RCIC, Level 3) - CPD Educator

Event Objectives: This course is created in compliance with the CICC Essential Competencies for RCIC Practice pertaining to research and informatics. Apart from an overview of these Competences, which must be adhered by RCICs, in order to establish how legal research creates new knowledge, discovers, explains, examines, analyses and presents facts, principles, provisions, concepts and theories in a systematic shape and form, the focus of this course will be also on further detailed exploration of types of legal research and methods used to conduct it; how to think strategically when conducting legal research to support creation and implementation of the legal strategy in legal representation practice; how to identify credible sources and differentiate primary and secondary sources of legal research; how to cite the case low; and how to use government’s immigration, refugees, and citizenship portals. Additionally, the spotlight will be on the role of an effective Submissions, how to write them or orally present them; their persuasive character, and decisive elements of convincing a Member of the IRB, or an Officer of the IRCC or CBSA to render a positive decision.. 

This seminar is designed for RCIC & RISIA

Video Format: Registrants will have an opportunity to access the course online 24/7 via web until the expiration of the course as per ICCRC policy or June 30, with in respective CPD reporting year.

Registrant is responsible to read regulator's regulations for reporting and expiration policy.