If you want to impress (and keep) your best talent, you’ll need to scrap the annual review and end your obsession with origination credits
When starting a new job, keep your door open to visitors, invite a colleague to lunch and treat people with kindness
As a comedian-turned-lawyer, I’ve discovered that making an argument in court is a lot like performing at a nightclub
With time and patience, we can steer junior associates in the right direction
We asked some of Toronto’s top lawyers to tell us what they enjoyed watching, reading and listening to over the last year of partial lockdown
You’ll need more than intellect and a strong work ethic
Birthday celebrations can help foster a positive corporate culture. As long as they’re more personal than a monthly cake-in-the-kitchen day
“I find it hard to work for old-school lawyers, who expect you to grab their coffee, pick up dry cleaning and take dictation”