The Practice

Predictive discovery

Predictive discovery

By Julie Sobowale

A new approach is revolutionizing how lawyers deal with electronic documents. Read More »

Cut the legalese

Cut the legalese

By Ann Macaulay

Avoid malpractice claims by taking the time  to make sure your clients understand you. Read More »

The art of negotiation

The art of negotiation

By Ann Macaulay

Prepare, ask questions, and get your ego out of the way. Read More »

In the ring

In the ring

By Gloria Song

Does digital research beat the traditional approach? It depends. Read More »

Finger on the pulse

Finger on the pulse

By Gloria Song

From Google Alerts to newsletters, there’s lots of ways to stay on top of breaking legal developments.
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Online resources for lawyers

Online resources for lawyers

By Gloria Song

There’s a wealth of interesting online resources now available to lawyers. Law librarians and research lawyers recommend some of their favorites. Read More »

Legal research in the digital age

Legal research in the digital age

By Gloria Song

Why there is still a role for the law library. Read More »

Where do good ideas come from?

Where do good ideas come from?

By Lyndsie Bourgon

Making the connection between left-brain efficiency and right-brain thought processes needs practice. Here’s how: Read More »

The rise of project management

The rise of project management

By Angelina Chapin

Fads come and go. But the essence of project management is here to stay. Read More »

Watch your reputation

Watch your reputation

By Surranna Sandy

Scrub your online presence until it shines in the eyes of potential employers. Read More »

Does articling need an overhaul?

Does articling need an overhaul?

By Carol Neshevich

Ontario is struggling with a serious shortage of articling positions. Much of the country faces an imbalance between urban and rural articling spots. Does the system need to change? Read More »

Law in the global marketplace

Law in the global marketplace

By Yves Faguy

For better or for worse, the practice of law isn't what it used to be. Read More »

Same old...or not?

Same old...or not?

By Jim Rossiter (Moderator)

Globalization, technology and uncertain economic are altering  the legal services marketplace as never before. Four lawyers with very different backgrounds share their thoughts about the skills you need to succeed. Read More »

À la conquête du temps perdu

À la conquête du temps perdu

By Nicolas Ritoux

Quand la technologie nuit à notre productivité dans l’âge de l’interruption.
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Getting left and right to work together

Getting left and right to work together

By Lyndsie Bourgon

The time has come for the legal marketplace to embrace its inner Picasso. Read More »

Rule your imagination

Rule your imagination

By Lyndsie Bourgon

How to make creativity work for you Read More »

Dewey LeBoeuf: Taking the short view

Dewey LeBoeuf: Taking the short view

By Mitch Kowalski

It could never happen to us, right? Read More »

One day too late

One day too late

By Philip Carr

Calgary lawyer Philip Carr shares his story of loss, and makes a plea for friends and colleagues to reach out to those who are suffering from depression. Read More »

Working social media

By Lyndsie Bourgon

Don't ban it — use it to encourage dialogue. Read More »

When Facebook and Twitter are not your friends

When Facebook and Twitter are not your friends

By Ava Chisling

Oversharers beware: social media sites are a treasure trove of damaging evidence in family law cases — and the court is all ears. Read More »