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Throughout the last quarter of 2019, existing uLaw clients can continue to obtain $50 gift cards by referring a friend to become a uLawPractice subscriber

How it works:

• Fill out the form below
• You will get an email about the referral
• Forward the email to your friend so that he/she can register for the trial.
• After 30 days, if he/she activates you get to choose a $50 Gift Card from one of the following retailers: BestBuy, Canadian Tire, Walmart, or Home Depot. We'll email or mail the card to you.

As part of its ongoing Spot Light series profiling Canadian lawyers across Canada, uLaw recently sat down with Toronto-based lawyer Katherine Cash.

OTTAWA--uLawPractice’s Compliance Coding Team (CCT) recently implemented several new features to the main uLaw interface.

Through the last quarter of 2019, existing uLaw clients can continue to obtain $50 gift cards by referring a friend to become a uLawPractice subscriber

How it works:

• Fill out the form below
• You will get an email about the referral
• Forward the email to your friend so that he/she can register for the trial.
• After 30 days, if he/she activates you get to choose a $50 Gift Card from one of the following retailers: BestBuy, Canadian Tire, Walmart, or Home Depot. We'll email or mail the card to you.

We are unveiling a newly accredited webinar all about Law Office Matter Management on Friday. Join us for free continuous professional development from 2-3 p.m. Eastern. *Note CPD credits are approved for B.C., Ontario, and New Brunswick Lawyers.

Tracking down a troublesome client, handling money in trust, and then actually managing to get paid for the work your firm has already conducted can be an annoying and time-consuming affair.

In a world where consumers are continually opting to choose new forms of digital money transfers to pay for products and services, Canadian legal firms should begin to consider expanding the methods of payments available to their clients.

As part of its ongoing Spot Light series on Canadian legal practitioners, uLaw recently sat down with Martez Jones, an Ottawa-based paralegal with a wealth of experience in landlord and tenant disputes, small claims issues, and human rights violations.

Legal firms in Ontario (and other jurisdictions as well) can expect to get audited once every few years despite submitting annual self-reported data pertaining to financial management and practice management of their firms.

The team at uLawPractice would like to take a moment to say HAPPY CANADA DAY to all our clients, friends, families and fellow Canadians who are all part of this great nation.