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HCLA membership terms coincide with the dates of our Annual General Meeting, and shall commence on the date of the AGM of the current year, up to the date of the AGM of the following year
Annual membership dues are as follows:
| Lawyer: |
$75.00 |
| Student: |
$25.00 |
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Membership Benefits
The HCLA serves as a unique organization to meet and interact with lawyers, judges, educators, articling and law students, and other members of the legal profession across Canada who are of Hellenic descent.
As an HCLA member, you will enjoy the following benefits:
- Access to the HCLA's Lawyer Referral Network on www.hcla.ca, a directory of participating members who may be referred by the HCLA or other members to prospective clients
- Opportunity to participate in Μεντωρ, the HCLA's mentorship program, as a mentor or mentee
- Invitations to a number of networking and social events held throughout the year, including:
- Annual Professionals Gala hosted in conjunction with the Hippocrates Hellenic Canadian Medical Association and the Asclepius Dental Society
- Annual Wine & Cheese hosted with the Hellenic law students of the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School
- President's Dinner honouring the Hellenic Calls to the Ontario Bar
- Annual General Meeting and Guest Speaker Presentation
- Annual Christmas Cheer
- Membership Appreciation Nights held throughout the year
- Educational seminars
- Access to the Legalese, the HCLA’s quarterly publication.
The various events held by the HCLA serve as great networking opportunities to exchange ideas, opinions, knowledge, and expertise with other HCLA members and to develop both personal and professional relationships. For students pursuing a degree in law, the HCLA serves as a valuable forum to meet practicing members of Hellenic descent who can provide advice and assistance in preparation for a career in the legal profession.
We encourage you to join the HCLA and to become a member of a unique organization that brings together individuals who share a common heritage and a common professional interest.
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