Why do lawyers move to mediation, and how should they get there?

At Canada's first 'food law' conference, Annie Chu learns how the culinary world is drawing more attention to the link between sustainability, human rights and the food on our plates, and why the legal profession ought to evolve in response to the overwhelming demand for representation.

Aspiring sports lawyers Marco Ciarlariello and Michael Weizel speak with four top lawyers about the realities of practice in the sports industry and find that, despite its reputation for glamour, successful sports law requires training, discipline and major league effort.

Feeling apprehensive about maintaining a professional presence on social media? Here are 10 tips to help you ensure your social media practices are responsible.

How one lawyer successfully took a six-month leave from practice to travel the world with her family.

The Hon. Justice Jamie K. Trimble shares his perspective as a judge on social media, and offers tips to lawyers who wish to interact with judges online.

Sexist language continues to be a problem in the practice of law. Daniela Murynka presents advice from female lawyers on how women can empower themselves to demand the conditions that best foster their professional success.

What was the cost of tuition when you went to law school? Four law students share their personal stories with law school debt.

Here are four ways the OBA can help members build their personal brand, for free:

The OBA membership relies upon the legs of 800+ Section executive volunteers, who devote their time to serving and representing our diverse body of lawyers across the province.