Mont Tremblant, QC – Collins Barrow’s Financial Advisory Services group is proud to sponsor the County of Carleton Law Association’s 35th Civil Litigation Conference. Taking place on November 20 and 21 at the Fairmont Tremblant in Mont Tremblant, Quebec, this event features a wide array of speakers sharing enlightening perspectives on surveillance evidence, judicial bias, arbitration appeals, estate litigation, neighbour principles, the electronic trial, and more of today’s most significant civil litigation issues.
“The CCLA is Eastern Ontario’s leading association for the professional legal community,” said Collins Barrow Ottawa partner, Dave Clarke, who will be attending the conference with Collins Barrow Toronto partner, Ian Wollach. “Legal issues are constantly on our mind, and the perspectives shared at the Civil Litigation Conference will give us the insight we need to provide greater clarity and value to our clients.”
The CCLA will be providing exhibitors and sponsors with complimentary lunches during both days of the conference. To book your hotel room at the Fairmont Tremblant click here or book by phone at 1.800.441.1414. While making your reservation, be sure to mention the block code CCLA15.
Dave Clarke
Partner
Collins Barrow Ottawa LLP
dclarke@collinsbarrow.com
613.768.7550
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Ian Wollach
Partner
Collins Barrow Toronto LLP
iwollach@collinsbarrow.com
647.725.0265
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Abigail Gamble
Media Relations
Akcessia | Mayk Ideas
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647.727.3584
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