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Editors: Matilda Lici - Central Region; Caroline Bedard - East Region

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Juggling Life

  • November 15, 2016
  • Noam Uri

A recent call's personal experience and tips on how to attain a work-life balance.

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Fall Breakfast Sizzler: Take a moment and breathe!!!

Fall Breakfast Sizzler: Take a moment and breathe!!!

  • October 21, 2016
  • Marie T. Clemens

On October 19, 2016, the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) – Young Lawyers Division East (Ottawa) hosted a breakfast sizzler at Nelligan O’Brien Payne LLP to hear from a panel of speakers on “Mindfulness and Stress Management in the Legal Profession” .

My First Charter Case

  • October 17, 2016
  • Andrew Sudano

Andrew Sudano reflects on the experience of his first Charter challenge, raising the issue of the constitutionality of section 31 of the Family Law Act.

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Executive Social Recap: Paint Nite!

  • September 21, 2016
  • Jill Lewis

On September 7, 2016, the OBA Young Lawyer’s Division (East) attended Paint Nite at The Three Brewers on 240 Sparks Street in Ottawa for our first social night of the year.

NCA Student, So What?

  • June 07, 2016
  • Miriam El Ofir

I arrived in Toronto for the first time a year ago after completing an LLB from London, England. When I arrived in multicultural Toronto the thought had never crossed my mind that my candidacy for an articling position would not be as valued as other JD students. The following is a report on my experience looking for an articling position, as an internationally educated law student.

A New Legal Landscape: Rainmaking for Young Lawyers

  • June 07, 2016
  • Vivene Salmon

On May 16, 2016, the Ontario Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division (YLD) Central invited Dr. Ruth Corbin of CorbinPartners Inc. and Jason Leung of Leung Law to share their insights on taking proactive steps as a young lawyer to become a ‘Rainmaker’ in your law practice. The following is a report.

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Job Search Tips for Internationally Trained Lawyers

  • June 07, 2016
  • Saba Sana Kareemi

Internationally trained lawyers have different job search challenges than Canadian law students. While Canadian JD candidates have the support of their law school’s career development centre and also go through more formal student recruitment processes, internationally trained lawyers have to rely on their contacts and creativity to find a position at a firm. Here are some tips to help you in that process.

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