We asked Ontario mediators to open their toolboxes to show us some of their favourite resources for family mediation in Ontario.

As a lawyer, you are in a position to take action if you see racism, xenophobia, and hatred happening around you. Richa Sandill lists a few options you can take to assist clients and the community in combating these scenarios.

Why judges, lawyers and support workers are singing the praises of this collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach to domestic violence cases involving children.

Some say that today, a person’s smartphone is his or her castle. If that is so, for lawyers carrying privileged information on their device, it must be a fortress.

What is the role of a prosecutor when faced with a sentencing proceeding for disadvantaged or vulnerable offenders?

A survey of different jurisdictions around the world and a sample of some contrasting approaches to legal services regulation.

On May 30th, the Ontario Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division proudly hosted the inaugural Young Lawyers Gala.

Kathleen Robichaud discusses the importance of human interaction in legal services, particularly in this age of automation.

Our long-term, career-fulfilling goals must be shared and supported by the firms at which we work. If all of us, as lawyers, agree that we value having our families alongside our careers, we must ensure that our collective policies reflect that value.

Have you ever stopped to wonder how our children perceive our profession? We asked the children of several OBA members to share their thoughts on their parents' profession.