CBA In-House Lawyers committees
At the CBA In-House Lawyers , we have five volunteer committees dedicated to helping and promoting in-house counsel within their organizations and the legal profession.
Advocacy Committee
This Committee pursues improvements in the law and the administration of justice. It advises the CBA In-House Lawyers Board on legal and policy issues of interest or concern to the in-house legal community and on which the CBA In-House Lawyers can inform public debate. It also encourages the in-house community to participate in the advocacy and law reform activities of the CBA.
Communications Committee
This Committee promotes a broader understanding and appreciation of the activities of the CBA In-House Lawyers and our members among lawyers. It stimulates thought, commentary, discussion and the spread of ideas important to the personal and professional development of in-house counsel.
Diversity Committee
The Committee fosters initiatives to attract, mentor, retain and promote diverse individuals within the in-house counsel profession.
Mentoring Committee
This Committee oversees our mentoring program for in-house counsel.
Professional Development Committee
This Committee advises CBA In-House Lawyers staff on the topic selection, planning and development of professional development offerings for in-house counsel.
Apply to volunteer for the CBA In-House Lawyers Board of Directors
Join us in supporting the work of in-house counsel across Canada. The CBA In-House Lawyers opens the nomination period for the CBA In-House Lawyers Board in spring. We invite you to watch for the call for nominations.
CBA committees
The CBA has a wide range of committees, working groups and task forces. There are many ways you can get involved.
This CBA Subcommittee fosters and advances ethical and professional conduct and standards in the legal profession.
The Judicial Issues Subcommittee addresses policy issues relating to judicial appointments, compensation, discipline and independence.
To meet the needs of a rapidly changing profession, the CBA Legal Futures Initiative focuses on the future legal marketplace and changes to the way we practice law.
