Case the Wolf Professional: CPD for Ontario. The kids are with Case. Now it's your turn.
Why it lives here
Two sides of one site, one quiet hour.
Think of the kids' side as a babysitter that teaches. While your children read, sing and play with Case, you get time back to keep your licence in good standing and grow your practice.
Over there: the kids
Stories, sing alongs and games about kindness, fairness and belonging, with CaseCoins to earn. Safe, ad free and made in Canada.
Over here: you
On demand programs you can pause and finish later, live sessions, and the book 365 Days as a Paralegal. Your hours and certificates add up in My CPD.
Programs
Free and paid, for paralegals and lawyers. Every program lists its CPD hours.
My 365 Days as a Paralegal: Diary of a Legal Professional
A year in the life of an Ontario paralegal: the lessons, the files and the practice skills nobody teaches you in school.
Available now
Watch today, at your own pace, with a certificate of completion.
Nothing to watch right this minute. Check what's coming up below.
Coming soon
Upcoming live sessions, books and recordings on the way. Register early and we'll send you the link.
Nothing scheduled just yet. Get an email when the next program opens.
How it works
The same tracked viewing and certificates used on ParalegalSkills.ca, so your record is something you can rely on.
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Register
Free programs take a minute. Paid ones are added when you check out. You get a private link by email.
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Watch at your pace
Pause and come back any time. The player remembers where you stopped and which parts you've seen.
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Get your certificate
Once you've watched enough (usually 90%), confirm it was you and download your certificate with its own number.
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Keep your record
My CPD adds up your hours for the year, including hours from other providers, ready for your Law Society report.
CPD hours a year for Law Society of Ontario licensees, reported by you to the Law Society.
Of those hours must be Professionalism hours (ethics, professional responsibility, practice management, or EDI).
Place to keep it all. Certificates can be checked by anyone at casethewolf.com/cpd/verify.
Always confirm your own requirement with the Law Society of Ontario. Skipping ahead or speeding up a video doesn't count toward a certificate.
Your instructor
Jeramy J. Silverstein, Licensed Paralegal
Jeramy is a licensed paralegal in Ontario, the author of 365 Days as a Paralegal, the founder of ParalegalSkills.ca, and the creator of Case the Wolf. These programs are about what practice really looks like: the files, the deadlines, the clients and the judgment calls.
And yes, Case the Wolf started as a way to explain rights and fairness to kids. It turns out grown ups like plain language too.
Speaking and training
Seminars and keynotes
Talks for law associations, conferences and legal clinics on paralegal practice, access to justice and explaining rights in plain language.
Ask about this →In house sessions
A practical lunch and learn for your firm or clinic team, built around the realities of day to day practice.
Ask about this →Community and pro bono
Plain language legal literacy sessions for libraries, community centres and outreach programs.
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New programs
Be first to know when a program opens
One email when a new CPD program or the book is released. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.