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April 26 \| May 10 \| May 31 \| June 14 Attend any or all of the upcoming Travel Law webinar sessions. Signing up is easy and free!
The only conference in Canada offering a specialized program in travel and the law. For more than a decade, Baxter Travel Media and Heifetz, Crozier, Law have teamed up to present the annual Travel Law Conference. In 2012, we’re pleased to introduce the Travel Law Conference Webinar Series, reaching even more travel professionals across Canada and discussing a broader range of legal and travel topics. With discussion on important legal issues affecting the travel industry today, this year’s webinar series will bring together top legal experts from across the country and around the world to share their expertise with members of Canada’s travel industry.

Paring Down Legal Costs An introduction to paralegals. Although it is sometimes impossible to avoid the need for legal assistance, a paralegal can often do the job as effectively, as quickly and at a more efficient price. This webinar will help owners and managers understand the role of the paralegal, and what type of work they can do for a cost-conscious travel company.	How To Hire And Fire A lawyer’s look at the “Dos & Don’ts” of hiring and firing. There are ways in which one should and should not fire employees. Many of these dos and don’ts relate back to how the employee was hired in the first place. Listen to a lawyer’s perspective as he shares practical insights into the legal aspects of hiring and firing of staff.

Avoiding Hidden Shoals Do you know what an audit will show? What if the CRA asked to see your books and records? Could you produce them? Could you prove you purchased the rights to the software you rely on? There’s a growing trend to conduct regular corporate self-audits to address concerns in advance. This practical introduction shows you what to look for and how.	Clients And Client Lists The goodwill of a travel agency, consisting of its client list and its relationships with those clients, is one of its most valuable assets. Examine the practical question of “who owns what” and get suggestions as to how a travel agency owner or manager and independent contractor can protect his or her rights to a client list and goodwill.