Paring
Down Your Legal Costs: An
Introduction to Paralegals
Thursday,
April 26 – 1pm EST
Every
travel agency owner pores over financial statements,
looking for ways to minimize costs. While many strive to have nil
beside
legal services, it is sometimes impossible to avoid the need for legal
advice or
assistance. When it comes to obtaining the best possible assistance
at the
least possible price, have you considered a paralegal?
On
April 26, Doug Crozier, Partner at Heifetz,
Crozier, Law, and Paul Younger, Paralegal at Younger Paralegal
Services,
will
examine the instances in which a paralegal can offer legal services as
effectively and as quickly, but at a more efficient price.
This webinar will help you:
Understand
the role of the paralegal
Identify
who paralegals are, what they do and how to find them
Examine
how paralegals have recently come to be regulated in Ontario
Identify
what type of
work paralegals can do for a travel company
Paul
Younger
Paralegal
Younger Paralegal Services
Prior to
starting
Younger Paralegal Services, Paul had worked as the Corporate Legal
Affairs and Compliance Officer for First Choice Canada Inc. (Signature
Vacations) and at the Toronto law firm of WeirFoulds LLP.
Paul studied in the law clerk program at George Brown College
and
is a Paralegal, fully
licensed as such by the Law Society of Upper Canada. Younger now
runs his own diverse practice, specializing in Small Claims
Court Matters, Employment Issues, Collection/Debt recovery,
WSIB Claims, Landlord &
Tenant Matters and, of course, Travel Law. He is especially
experienced in travel matters, having argued cases in the courts of
most of the country’s provinces.
Doug
Crozier Partner
Heifetz, Crozier, Law Crozier
was
introduced to the travel industry while in university. He has practiced
with
Gerald Heifetz since 1977. As the travel industry has matured, its need
for
legal guidance has grown. Over the past three-and-a-half decades, he
has counselled
travel agencies, consortia and chains, tour operators, suppliers,
insurers, and
trade associations, as well as a number of individuals. He also
speaks and
writes about travel industry issues. His practice is not limited to
travel
matters, Crozier also practices in fields such as real estate, leasing,
buying
and selling businesses, contracts, corporate and commercial matters,
wills and
estates, and
charities and not-for-profit organizations.
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details and free registration to this and other sessions in the
