A professional playbook from two lawyers who've made the leap
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Aboriginal people are over-represented in prisons. The justice system flies in the face of their cultures. And the consequences of residential schools are still felt today. Yet Aboriginal lawyers are working to make things better. Meet three of them
When in-house lawyers have the power to make business decisions and tap into their personal interests, something remarkable happens: they get happier
As the legal landscape shifts, we got the brains behind some of the biggest operations on Bay Street (and beyond) to give us their take on fixing law
Prince Edward County is a gorgeous place to spend a day. It's also pretty great for second homes and satellite offices
As Precedent marks its five-year anniversary, we asked leaders of the legal community to share their ideas on what matters and what needs to change about our profession
When it comes to reducing crime, harsh punishment is not the only answer. Compassion and creativity take us further
Negligence, partner disputes and sex with clients: when lawyers are in big trouble, they turn to a few trusted men to save their tattered reputations
Canada's copyright laws are about to be overhauled, and everyone has a different idea to balance commerce and creativity. The gloves are off