The Role of Criminal Defence Counsel in Sexual Assault Trials March 17, 2016 Jody Berkes Recently criminal defence lawyers have come under fire for aggressively cross-examining complainants in sexual assault cases.
Can Sexual Assault Trials Be Less Harmful to Complainants? March 17, 2016 Maryellen Symons Sexual assault trials are different from other trials. How can we weaken the power of stereotypes and make the process less traumatic for complainants?
Changing Spaces: Boldly transforming where and how lawyers work December 04, 2015 Tracie Crook Future-focused law firms are exploring new workspace strategies to reshape office culture and support evolving strategies
Devoted to Justice November 19, 2015 Harold Levy Investigator Brian King's 20-year pursuit of a killer.
Bonnes Vivantes July 01, 2015 Samantha Peters Three lawyers who've created the perfect recipe with food and law.
Access to Justice, Where in the World are You? July 01, 2015 Ivan M. Merrow Canada is no North Star when it comes to access to civil justice. How we compare to other jurisdictions.
Making Pain Visible April 01, 2015 Jason F. Katz and Nga T. Dang The 2014 film Cake brought public attention to the shattering reality of chronic pain. How lawyers must do the same within the legal system.
What I'd do Differently: Peter Hogg April 01, 2015 Andreas Kalogiannides A sit-down with the man who literally 'wrote the book' on constitutional law: Peter Hogg
BigLaw Blues January 01, 2015 Lee Akazaki Looking back at Ontario practice over the last 30 years - where do new lawyers go from here?
Aimless in Articling January 01, 2015 Jeremy Martin Grades, articling, hireback...what now? How to face the articling identity crisis.