When in-house lawyers have the power to make business decisions and tap into their personal interests, something remarkable happens: they get happier
Two lawyers blaze a trail into the growing field of medical marijuana
An Osler litigator brings a King East loft to life with natural textures and personal touches
When Heenan Blaikie fell, Ryan Edmonds went out on his own, turning down an offer from Faskens and a raise. Why did he say no?
Meet the personal injury lawyer who lead Harvard's hockey team to a record-setting season
Precedent's editor and publisher on the secret behind all the happy lawyers in the winter 2014 issue
Trust us: this chocolate banana bread is both dangerously easy to make and just barely appropriate as a breakfast food
We asked party-goers: If you were headed back to school this fall, what would you study?
Faskens partner May M. Cheng on the case for building your practice around crowdfunding law
New to the whole working mother thing? Welcome to your polyester years