Historically, the Canadian state has used the law to oppress and tyrannize Indigenous people. But lawyers today can redirect that power in a way that bolsters justice and equality
Sexist. 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
This isn’t another story telling you that lawyers are depressed. It’s a story about a professional culture that is itself sick. It’s about bullying, loneliness, imposter syndrome and rage. But it’s also about lawyers who have found hope and strength
Sure, babies are cute. But the problems lawyers face when starting a family are not. It’s time for a frank discussion about what it’s like to have a baby in law
The editors sit down to reflect on the magazine’s origins and legacy
Document review used to make lawyers rich. Now it’s left the building and Bay Street is scrambling to adapt
After his involvement in a car accident in 2009 that left a cyclist dead, Bryant all but disappeared. Seven years later, Precedent found the former attorney general working in the trenches of criminal law. Here’s how he got there
To get some answers, we picked the brains of six money-savvy Toronto lawyers
Making partner has never been harder. Here's how to beat the odds
Don't buy the hype — stop going to all those cocktail parties