Awards
Rewarding Excellence in Advocacy
Members of The Advocates’ Society are, and always have been, leaders in their profession – both inside and outside the courtroom. Our awards recognize the very best.
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The Advocates’ Society Medal
Established over forty years ago, The Advocates’ Society Medal is the
highest expression of esteem the Society can convey to one of its
members.
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The Arleen Goss Young Advocates’ Award
This award is presented to a young advocate under ten years of call, in recognition
of innovative and passionate advocacy and a demonstrated concern for
advancement of social justice.
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The Award of Justice
The Award of Justice honours advocates who exemplify the finest traditions of advocacy and are champions of social justice and change.
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The Catzman Award for Professionalism & Civility
This annual award recognizes advocates who demonstrate knowledge of the law, integrity,
fairness, civility, generosity of time and expertise and dedication to
the highest ideals of the profession.
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The Eric Hoaken Excellence in Mentoring Award
The Eric Hoaken Excellence in Mentoring Award honours advocates who have shown outstanding commitment to and excellence in mentoring other advocates. The purpose of the award is to promote excellence in mentoring.
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Prix Excellence en mentorat – Québec
Le Prix Excellence en mentorat – Québec récompense les plaideurs qui ont fait preuve d’un engagement exceptionnel et d'excellence dans le mentorat au Québec. Ce prix vise à promouvoir l’excellence en matière de mentorat.
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The Joe Arvay Award
The Joe Arvay Award is presented to an advocate in British Columbia in recognition of a significant contribution to advancing a claim or an area of the law under challenging circumstances. This award recognizes meaningful achievement through resiliency.
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The Patrick D. Schmidt Future of Family Law Award
This award was established to honour the late Patrick D. Schmidt and to promote excellence in the profession by supporting junior lawyers in their early years of practice who are choosing to dedicate their practice to family law.
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