Mar 10, 2026
In this episode, Canadian Lawyer’s Tim Wilbur speaks with BC lawyer Rocky Kim, founder of Rocky Kim Law Corporation, about how he swapped a punishing Vancouver commute and traditional long-term leases for a Kelowna-based, flexible office model. Kim explains why he sees co-working space as infrastructure rather than a cost-saving hack, how mobile signing agents and short-term offices let his team meet clients where they are, and why he refuses to close sensitive lending and real estate files in coffee shops. He also talks through hiring for tech comfort, serving smaller communities that have lost their local lawyers, and what other practitioners get wrong when they think about going out on their own.
Sep 17, 2026
When governments fail people in custody, who holds them to account? A leading civil litigator explains.
Sep 08, 2026
Clarke Barnes and Andrea Alliston on co-developing Walter AI, choosing Legora, and adoption
Sep 01, 2026
How a small family law firm built a team on culture, competitive pay, and work-life boundaries
Aug 25, 2026
Stringam Law's CEO breaks down client handoffs, tiered partnerships and governance
Jul 07, 2026
The Epiq Canada managing director on cutting through AI hype and keeping a human in the loop
