Cover Story The untold history of the legal profession Sexist. Anti-Semitic. Racist. Over the past two centuries, the leaders of the legal profession have continued to fail those on the margins of our society
Editor's Note It’s time to axe the bar exam The exam can be an unfair barrier for people with mental illness. And our profession would be better off without it
Sponsored Content How this Bay Street partner expanded her IP practice Anna Wilkinson found success when she enrolled in the Osgoode Professional LLM
City Brief Holiday gifting is a breeze at these Toronto shops Need to buy gifts for all of the lawyers in your life? These local Toronto retailers make holiday shopping easy
Career Counsel It’s hard to be a good mentor, so take the job seriously You might be a terrific lawyer. That doesn’t mean you’re a great at mentorship
The Insider Why is it so terrible to be a female lawyer in the dating game? Male perceptions of female lawyers can be pretty toxic
Secret Life The Law Society’s general counsel has mastered the art of swordplay “You have to patiently observe your opponents and wait for them to give you an opening”
Sponsored Content How to train the next generation of legal talent For Martin Herman, in-house counsel at Bombardier, the Law Practice Program allows future lawyers to spread their wings
Opinion Too many lawyers have to conceal their true identities at the office It’s time to redefine what it means to look like a lawyer
On the Record First-year salaries on Bay Street reach new heights After more than a decade of stagnation, rookie associates on Bay Street get a raise