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The Economics of articling, our Titanic
Apart from all the stale metaphors about deck chairs etc. … (la version française suit) A historical significance of the fatal 1912 maiden voyage of the Titanic was its foreboding of an end of a...
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Why Option 5 may not be a help to equality-seeking law candidates
(la version française suit) This follows my earlier post on the articling options. Following the Toronto stop on the Law Society of Upper Canada’s Articling Task Force Consultation’s road show, it...
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What the Québec Tuition Protest Taught Law Students
“The first thing we do, let’s …” On May 16, 2012, masked protesters invaded a law class in Montréal. (Protesters target law students at UQÀM, CJAD Radio Blog.) What was the symbolism of this event?...
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My Choice for “Best New Blog” in the #clawbies2012 Awards
My Choice for CLawBies 2012 Best New Blog? The Law Society of Upper Canada’s Treasurer’s Blog. Not because the idea of a Treasurer’s blog is “cool.” (Do we even want that? No one outside of Ontario...
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Diversity Awareness and Cultural Competency as Core Skills for Canadian Lawyers
Later today, I will have the privilege of participating in a working group of the Chief Justice of Ontario’s Advisory Committee on Professionalism tasked with modernizing the basic principles of...
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