What’s it like to practise criminal law in Iqaluit?
By: Daniel Fish
“It may take a lot of work and patience to get to a point where my client trusts me to do my job”
April 14, 2020
Daniel Fish
Lenczner Slaght scraps its cocktail party ahead of in-firm week
By: Daniel Fish
The firm acknowledges that such events often alienate students from diverse backgrounds
November 1, 2018
How much of your true self should you reveal in an interview?
By: Daniel Fish
“I ask students, ‘Do you really want to work at a place that doesn’t value who you are?’”
August 28, 2018
Cover Story: The OCIs are broken
By: Daniel Fish
So why does the profession continue to recruit students this way?
August 28, 2018
Will Ontario overhaul its licensing system?
By: Daniel Fish
A new report from the Law Society of Ontario proposes sweeping reforms to its lawyer-licensing regime
May 23, 2018
How Lakehead University graduates practice-ready lawyers
By: Daniel Fish
“Students learn how to deliver oral arguments, conduct bail hearings, draft contracts and write opinion letters”
September 6, 2017
Meet the Bay Street litigator who fights for human rights
By: Daniel Fish
Chris Burkett spends 300 pro bono hours a year representing survivors of human trafficking
September 6, 2017
Are there too many lawyers?
By: Daniel Fish
With students graduating in record numbers into a stagnant job market, the answer must be yes, right? Not even close
September 6, 2017
What to look for in this year’s Hireback Watch
By: Daniel Fish
How the data reveals the state of Toronto’s legal market
May 8, 2017
What a career on Bay Street is really like
By: Daniel Fish
We asked 6 associates to reveal all
September 20, 2016