Canadian Corporate Counsel Association
The National Forum And Voice
For In-House Counsel In Canada
Membership Categories
There are two categories of membership in the Canadian Corporate Counsel Association.
Regular members
In-house counsel who are regular members of the CBA, employed by, or providing legal services to, any business enterprise, association, institution, not-for-profit organization, crown corporation, municipal corporation, government, regulatory body or agency. Only regular members may vote at member meetings and elect the Executive Committee.
Associate members
Lawyers who are regular, associate or affiliate members of the CBA but who are not otherwise included in the definition of regular members (e.g., lawyers in law firms). Through their expertise and support, associate members play a welcome and necessary role in the CCCA.
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In This Issue:
- Open for business
Canada's new investment treaty with China is supposed to protect investors and provide access to the world’s fastest growing economy. Can it deliver?
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As technology blurs the lines between work and home, employers face new challenges in balancing employee rights with the business imperative.
Read More - Moving in
Heather Crawford's advice for managing the transition from private practice to in-house.
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