One of Canada’s few food lawyers dishes on creating a new area of practice
Sandra Ka Hon Chu brings her international experience home, where she is making a case for clean needles in Canada's prisons
The legal system doesn’t always understand the needs of Aboriginal people. Litigator Katherine Hensel is trying to change that
Today, Richard Ogden is a top Toronto litigator. But when he came to Canada eight years ago, he had to start all over again
A profile of Renu Mandhane, director of the International Human Rights Program (IHRP) at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law
Employment lawyer Hermie Abraham is part of a loose collective of lawyers redefining how to work and live as sole practitioners
For constitutional lawyer Dan Guttman, great advocacy is about developing your own personal style
Standing up for children in trouble is tough work — so why leave Bay Street to do it?
Georgina Danzig — part private eye, part lawyer — is waging war against your fake Louis Vuitton