Edible Witness Chocolate banana bread you can eat for breakfast Trust us: this chocolate banana bread is both dangerously easy to make and just barely appropriate as a breakfast food
The Circuit If you were headed back to school this fall, what would you study? We asked party-goers: If you were headed back to school this fall, what would you study?
Opinion Crowdfunding law is about to become the next hot practice area Faskens partner May M. Cheng on the case for building your practice around crowdfunding law
Style Counsel How to dress for the return from mat leave New to the whole working mother thing? Welcome to your polyester years
What’s behind the shrinking pool of Bay Street articling jobs? As articling jobs in Toronto dwindle, the percentage of students hired back is at a six-year high
Best Practices Jessyca Greenwood, the legal guardian Despite the personal and financial cost, Jessyca Greenwood has built a career defending those with mental illness
Cover Story We ask six big industry players — How do we make law a well-oiled machine? As the legal landscape shifts, we got the brains behind some of the biggest operations on Bay Street (and beyond) to give us their take on fixing law
Laura Baron helps Bay Street find its centre The former litigator's new yoga studio caters to the lawyer’s lunch break
Editor's Note The tension in law that keeps things interesting Precedent's editor-in-chief Melissa Kluger reflects on the tension that makes law both a dynamic and difficult place to build a career