Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is


Course Date: October 5, 2006

Should the Expert be a Mediator—Pre-Trial and Trial Management of Expert Evidence

Date:

October 5, 2006

Course:

Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is

Contributor(s):

Peter W. Hutchins

Aboriginal Law » Litigation, Practice
Litigation » Aboriginal litigation

Presentation Content:

Paper: Evidentiary Issues—Oral Tradition Evidence
Paper: Practice Issues before the Courts: Advance Costs Issues Update

Practice Issues before the Courts: Advance Costs Issues Update

Date:

October 5, 2006

Course:

Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is

Contributor(s):

Jacqueline L. Ott

Aboriginal Law » Litigation, Practice
Litigation » Aboriginal litigation, Costs

Presentation Content:

Paper: Evidentiary Issues—Oral Tradition Evidence
Paper: Should the Expert be a Mediator—Pre-Trial and Trial Management of Expert Evidence

Evidentiary Issues—Oral Tradition Evidence

Date:

October 5, 2006

Course:

Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is

Contributor(s):

Stephanie P. Lysyk

Aboriginal Law » Litigation
Litigation » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: Practice Issues before the Courts: Advance Costs Issues Update
Paper: Should the Expert be a Mediator—Pre-Trial and Trial Management of Expert Evidence

First Nations Consultation in Proceedings before the British Columbia Utilities Commission

Date:

October 5, 2006

Course:

Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is

Contributor(s):

Matthew Ghikas

Aboriginal Law » Litigation, Rights
Administrative Law » Tribunals
Litigation » Aboriginal litigation

Federal Court Dispute Resolution Services: A Practitioner’s Perspective

Date:

October 5, 2006

Course:

Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is

Contributor(s):

Patrick James Walker

Aboriginal Law » Litigation
Litigation » Aboriginal litigation

Working through Issues with Aboriginal Groups: There is No One Truth Here; there Are Many Truths

Date:

October 5, 2006

Course:

Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is

Contributor(s):

Anne E. Giardini

Aboriginal Law » Litigation
Litigation » Aboriginal litigation

Presentation Content:

Paper: Understanding the “New Relationship”

Understanding the “New Relationship”

Date:

October 5, 2006

Course:

Aboriginal Law: Procedural & Dispute Resolution Is

Contributor(s):

Maria Morellato

Aboriginal Law » Litigation
Litigation » Aboriginal litigation

Presentation Content:

Paper: Working through Issues with Aboriginal Groups: There is No One Truth Here; there Are Many Truths