Careful drafting with an eye to removing and replacing gendered pronouns and gender assumptions is a small but critical way the legal profession can promote equality and respect for gender diverse Canadians.

What BigLaw can learn from the practical peer-to-peer support lawyers in solo and smaller firms enjoy.

A student-at-law makes a case for giving licensing candidates the opportunity to vote in the Law Society of Ontario’s Bencher Elections.

Stacey Hsu immerses herself in local culture while teaching modern-day mediation and promoting judicial integrity and independence in Central Asia’s only parliamentary democracy.

A law degree can take you many places. Alexandra Mealia maps out some of the most apt and enticing professional possibilities to explore outside the traditional practice of law.

Heather Donkers and Dana Lue, chairs of the OBA’s Student Section and Young Lawyers Division - Central executives, respectively, offer advice from the other side about how to maximize the first-year experience while maintaining a healthy perspective.

A candid conversation with Vivene Salmon reveals her advice for young lawyers and how she will make CBA history.

OBA members share some of the more blatant inaccuracies about their profession’s on-screen depiction.

Marie Clemens shares her experience in uprooting her practice and moving to a new city, and how change can help us all achieve our goals.

Don't go into panic mode! Paulette Pommels shares tips from articling students on how they successfully approached their job search.