Opinion

Justice for the poor, immunity for the rich: Canada's broken legal system

Corporations siphon billions, yet it's the hungry who are prosecuted for petty crimes

Why in-house lawyers are increasingly demanding business acumen from external counsel

Data shows the in-house role is broadening, so law firms need to expand their focus, argues Tim Wilbur

From ideas to action: Advancing sustainability at Major Drilling

As GC, I have seen branch-driven ideas reshape our environmental practices company-wide

Canada's legal leaders rise above uncertainty at the Canadian Law Awards

Nominate those who turned complex challenges into success, providing lessons for today

Doug Downey should resolve to improve the justice system for real this year

Past political pledges for reform ring hollow as court delays and funding cuts persist

How volunteering at Lawyers Feed the Hungry helped me manage stress and improve my work-life balance

I learned that community and a sense of purpose is one of the best ways to improve mental health

The Caseway lawsuit: why public access to law doesn't mean a free-for-all

Publicly funded databases like CanLII are vital; the right to exploit them for profit isn't

Mental health and civility in the legal profession: the elephant in the room

High rates of burnout among lawyers can drive toxic workplace behaviours