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Fonds consists of 1 volume, Law Society of the North West Territories Roll of Advocates and Minutes 1886-1908, listing advocates of the North West Territories, members of the Law Society of the North West Territories, and including the minutes of the Law Society of the North West Territories governing body of benchers and committees.

This sous-fonds contains one series: Minutes of Benchers' convocations. The records of committees of the Benchers are in separate sous-fonds.

This sous-fonds contains meeting files with correspondence and copies of minutes.

This sous-fonds contains three series: Minutes (1962-1981), Correspondence (1966-1979) and Meetings recordings (1988-1989). Excluding the audiotape recordings of meetings, these records were originally filed using an alphanumeric code (E-0 through E-3; see series descriptions).

This sous-fonds contains meeting files with correspondence and copies of minutes.

This sous-fonds contains meeting files with correspondence and copies of minutes.

This sous-fonds contains meeting files with correspondence and copies of minutes.

This sous-fonds consists of one series, Procedure books. It contains Procedure book I of the Needy Litigants Committee of the Judicial District of Edmonton, containing outlines of cases dealt with by the committee.

The fonds covers the entire period of the society's history and consists of administrative records, minutes of meetings and hearings, case files, reports, photographs, and publications. However, there are no administrative records before 1960 and no standing committee minutes before 1979 have survived. The Law Society of Alberta fonds consists of the following general series: Members' files (1907-1989), Photographs (1905-1975) Publications (1903-1995), and Roll of Members (1907-1995). The fonds is divided into sub-fonds representing distinct functions of the society throughout its history: the Secretary (1901-1989) the Benchers (1907-1989) the Executive Committee; (1962-1989) other standing committees (1927-1992), and Special and ad hoc committees (1979-1992). The Law Society of Alberta fonds documents the development of the society's policies and activities as a professional regulatory body since its inception in 1907 as well as changes in the legal; system and legal education in Alberta during this period. The records provide evidence for biographical research and the study of legal and social history.

This sub-fonds contains meeting files, research materials, and reports of the following: Ad hoc committees: Lawyer Referral Service 1971; Women in the Legal Profession, 1990-; Special committees: Advertising by Lawyers, 1978-1979, Competency of the Profession, 1976-1977, Para-Legal Personnel, 1973-1987.