By: Sebastian Leck
Across the country, summer and articling positions are being cancelled or postponed. Here’s how to handle the setback
May 13, 2020
News
Will the pandemic improve the OCI process?
By: Sebastian Leck
In Ontario, the student recruitment process has undergone a major reform
January 20, 2021
Canada is in a COVID-19 recession, but the job market on Bay Street looks just fine
By: Mai Nguyen
After the 2008 financial crisis, the largest law firms learned that knee-jerk cost-cutting doesn’t pay off
September 1, 2020
The pros and cons of working in New York
By: Jason McBride
You’ll make so much money it’s almost absurd, but what’s it like on the ground?
August 28, 2019
Feature: Articling horror stories
By: Simon Lewsen
This year, thousands of law students will start their articling positions. Hundreds will experience harassment and abuse
August 28, 2019
The hireback rate on Bay Street is freakishly high
By: Sebastian Leck
At the largest firms in Toronto, 98 percent of articling students have been hired back
July 31, 2019
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
The legal profession has a big discrimination problem
By: Takara Small
And now we have the data to prove it
August 28, 2018
Editor’s Note: How video interviews could save the OCIs
By: Melissa Kluger
Employers will have no choice but to ask legit questions about skills and experience
August 28, 2018
The Bay Street job market holds steady
By: Hamzia Bawa-Zeba
You can thank the booming tech industry
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