Course Info:
Course Introduction
This course provides the student with the basic knowledge and techniques to become productive using a computer in the Windows environment. The student learns how to use a personal computer to accomplish many tasks, such as writing a letter, analyzing numeric information, and maintaining an updated list of client information using word processing software, chart and spreadsheet software, and email. In the course, the student works on producing legal documents on computers using word processing software. The formatting and set-up of legal letters, memoranda and legal documents (court and commercial) is covered in depth.
Course Prerequisites
Introduction to Personal Computers, Introduction to the Legal System, and Legal Writing and Communications or equivalent knowledge and experience.
Course Notes
Students enrolled in this course receive text and/or other related resource materials. There is a final exam to evaluate student progress for this course. Participants who receive 70% or higher overall will receive a certificate.
Course Breakdown
Module 1: Legal Correspondence; Special Notations; Correspondence and Memoranda
Module 2: Formatting and Preparation of Commercial Legal Papers; Municipal Divisions of a Province; Guidelines for Document Preparation
Module 3: Court Documents; Statutory Declaration; Certificates and Release; Affidavits; Statement of Claim Preparation; Body of Statement of Claim
Module 4: Notices and Evidence; Material Required for Hearing
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Program: Legal Programs
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Of interest to: Individuals interested in pursuing a career in a law firm, or legal office, and who wish to broaden their knowledge of creating computerized legal documents.
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Course aim: To familiarize the student with how legal documents are created, formatted, and set-up.
Method of delivery: Students are enrolled at the campus with a scheduled start date and are supported by a stand-up Instructor.
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