This 30-year-old is one of the top class-action lawyers in the city // Featured
Joshua Mandryk uses his talent to protect the most vulnerable workers
Ryerson University wants to change legal education forever // Exhibit A
September 4, 2019The new law school at Ryerson wants its graduates to overhaul the legal profession and solve the access-to-justice crisis. No pressure
A new study shows that women in law lower their voices to sound more masculine // On the Record
September 4, 2019What's behind this finding?
How I wrestled with the idea of leaving Bay Street // Opinion
June 27, 2019It often felt like I couldn’t do anything that wasn’t docketable
After 15 years at Cassels Brock, Tilly Gray finally made partner // Best Practices
May 29, 2019It was about time
How this banking lawyer thrived in the middle of the recession // sponsored content
May 29, 2019Amira Abouali enrolled in the Osgoode Professional LLM, where she became a master of modern caselaw
How the Law Practice Program at Ryerson University creates new jobs // sponsored content
May 29, 2019The BMO legal team doesn’t run its own articling program, but that hasn’t stopped it from taking on LPP candidates
Why did Bennett Jones and Davies reward their articling students with a raise? // On the Record
May 29, 2019According to both firms, the answer is simple
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 big firms decide what to pay each partner // Cover Story
March 6, 2019The 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
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