How big firms decide what to pay each partner // Featured
The engine of every law firm is the compensation committee. It determines which partners make the most — and the least — money. These judgments can encourage collaboration. Or they can promote selfishness and kill morale. Here’s how they work
The results of the Ontario bencher election are a major setback // Editorial
May 2, 2019It’s hard to remain optimistic about the future of the profession
How mental illness almost ended this Bay Street lawyer’s career // The Insider
March 6, 2019Michael Herman opens up about his struggle with depression
It’s time to launch a lawyer-empowerment movement // Editor’s Note
March 1, 2019Innovation in the legal profession is really difficult. We want to celebrate lawyers who have pulled it off
What do the benchers at the Law Society of Ontario actually do? // On the Record
March 1, 2019As the bencher election draws near, much of their work remains mysterious
The untold history of the legal profession // Cover Story
December 4, 2018Sexist. 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
It’s time to axe the bar exam // Editor’s Note
December 4, 2018The exam can be an unfair barrier for people with mental illness. And our profession would be better off without it
Too many lawyers have to conceal their true identities at the office // Opinion
December 4, 2018It’s time to redefine what it means to look like a lawyer
Have you seen the Law Society’s new logo?
December 3, 2018The coat of arms has been replaced with a modern icon that might also represent a fintech startup
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