Opinion

The mentorship questions law students should ask during recruitment

Interviews are not just a way to get to know candidates – they help candidates learn about firms

E-discovery is changing what lawyers ask and when they ask it 

Authenticity questions, Ontario’s proposed civil rules and a Supreme Court spoliation ruling are reshaping discovery 

I thought AI would take my legal job. Instead, it gave me a better one

How generative AI transformed my practice as a junior associate – and what law firms owe the next generation

What judges are really looking for in legal award submissions 

In-house counsel and a managing partner spoke at the Canadian Legal Summit on what they look for as judges

How the Law Society of Ontario is strengthening its governance

The Governance Review Task Force has provided a path forward for the regulator to improve how it fulfils its mandate

The accessibility question missing from law firms’ AI rush

Firms choosing AI tools must ask whether every lawyer and client can actually use them

Michael Spratt asked for facts about Moiz Karimjee. Here they are

The prosecutorial record Spratt asked to see: sourced, documented, fact by fact

Legal regulators must hold law firms accountable for harassment

Law societies hold powers that reach law firms. Cases using them against a firm’s workplace: I found none