WHAT IS THIS PARTICULAR SESSION ABOUT?

We all know that the best defence is a good offence. After all, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And so, you set out to develop your OH&S systems, sparing no expense to ensure that they are properly implemented, monitored, and enforced; all the while spending countless hours working to improve the safety culture of your work force.

However, what happens when, despite your best efforts, adversity strikes? Have you prepared as diligently for this potential onslaught as you have for on-the-ground safety measures? Do you possess the armor of legal knowledge and readiness to defend your position when the focus shifts from the work site to the legal battlefield?

In this webinar we'll explore the art of being "Dogfight Ready" in the realm of workplace incident prosecutions. Learn how to wield evidence as your weaponry and legal arguments as your tactical maneuvers. Discover what to do and, just as crucially, what not to do in those critical hours following a workplace incident. Just as the best fighter pilots excel not only in the cockpit but also in the heat of combat, you too can emerge victorious in the courtroom by preparing for the legal dogfight that may lie ahead.

WHEN IS IT TAKING PLACE?

Tuesday, April 15, 2025, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM (Mountain Time).

WHAT IS THE WEBINAR FORMAT?

• Sessions take place via the Google “Meet” platform;

• You do not need a Google account to attend the sessions, and can attend via telephone;

• Within 24 hours of registration, a link (and phone number) to access the session(s), along with instructions on how to sign in, will be forwarded to the email address you provided;

• Each session is 2 hours long. The first hour is devoted to sharing the substantive material of the respective topic. Should you choose to remain after the first hour, the second is for your questions;

• Although all attendees will have microphone rights, use of microphones will be limited to the second hour of each session(s). Use of the interactive chat box for questions to the facilitator and discussion with other attendees, is encouraged throughout both hours; and

• Given our practice, many of the examples used in the series will come from Alberta, but the underlying principles and concepts that are discussed are applicable on a national scale.

WHY SHOULD I CHOOSE THIS WEBINAR SERIES?

It's different. And we’re different. We aren't going to talk at you, pretend we know everything there is to know about you, your people, or your business, or try to convince you that a stock, recycled presentation is really going to address the issues that are important to you. We understand the bigger picture. And that’s why we want to talk to you, get to know you, and work with you, to create an experience that will actually provide you with recognizable value. It’s why the first half of our sessions are committed to sharing our experience, and the latter half to engaging directly with you, and answering your questions.