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There is power in working for change every day of your career, whether its change for a single client or whether it's working for change to systemic inequalities.

The OBA WLF section knows the challenges that #WomenInLaw face when speaking out, whether online or in person.

In a year that will go down as one of the most unpredictable years many of us have experienced, Financial Planning Month – October – is a good time to review your plan and take some practical steps to ensure you are well prepared for 2021.

With social distancing measures in place during the COVID-19 pandemic, digital spaces have become a primary location for many people to maintain their personal and professional relationships.

The OBA is committed to serving the whole lawyer from their desk to their doorstep - including lawyers who are primary caregivers for elderly relatives or individuals in their lives.

The OBA is committed to serving the whole lawyer from their desk to their doorstep – including parents who balance a busy career with a busy home life.

The march towards equality continued in 2019. Join the WLF for a must-attend event where our expert faculty will analyze current key legal and jurisprudential developments and identify those you should pin on your radar.

In its ongoing Pathways to Power series, the Women Lawyers Forum (WLF) shines a light on the successful journeys of female lawyers into positions of power and influence.

The way in which women are practicing law is changing. Women who previously left the practice of law altogether to raise young children are increasingly forging their own path, their own way.

Although associates are the future of private practice, the pathway to success can be different for female and male associates.