Sooyeon ParkOctober 30, 2023
At least 149 students hired across law schools At least 149 students secured articling positions at 51 employers participating in this year’s Toronto Articling Recruit, […]
Natasha BurmanDecember 5, 2022
After years-long debate, articling students must be paid at least $620/week The long-running debate about a mandatory minimum wage for articling students has finally come […]
Paloma AlaminosOctober 31, 2022
And some suggestions to make it better Let’s be real. This year’s articling recruit was hell. There were about five positions for everyone to fight […]
Janice FungOctober 31, 2022
The 2023–24 recruit sees a significant increase in the number of participating employers and students hired The Toronto 2023–24 Articling Recruit saw an increase in […]
Hussein E. E. FawzyMarch 31, 2022
At least 52 students hired across law schools At least fifty-two students secured articling positions in Toronto’s 2022-2023 Articling Recruit. Most hires were from Osgoode […]
Natasha BurmanJanuary 26, 2022
Law Society benchers will reconsider the proposed minimum wage requirement for Ontario articling positions In 2018, following a two-year review of the lawyer licensing process […]
Adrienne RalphOctober 28, 2021
Words from a 3L—you’ll be fine For the many 2Ls reading this, not getting a job offer from on-campus interviews (OCIs) is probably the last […]
Alisha LiMay 2, 2021
Editor’s Note: We will update our online spreadsheet to reflect any further information provided from employers after the time of publication. This spreadsheet has been […]
Web EditorJuly 9, 2019
Most other Bay Street firms raise salaries, to different extents On July 9, summer students at McCarthy Tétrault LLP received a pleasant surprise when they […]
Web EditorMarch 23, 2019
Editor’s note: This piece was originally published in the September print issue of Ultra Vires. Due to an oversight, it was not published online. We […]
Editor-in-ChiefOctober 12, 2018
Students, benchers, staff discuss four options; none perfect The articling crisis. Law school’s boogeyman: an intangible monster with which few of our graduates have to […]
Web EditorNovember 26, 2015
Danny Urquhart (Class of 2015) Law students have three major points of contact with the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC): hiring regulations, the bar […]
Web EditorMarch 27, 2013
With the number of Ontario articling candidates exceeding the number of positions by 200 each year, the LSUC Convocation approved an alternative licensing pilot program […]
Web EditorNovember 28, 2012
When I first heard about the articling crisis, it perplexed me that a legal system which excludes so many from access to justice could simultaneously […]
Web EditorNovember 28, 2012
Please note that this issue went to press shortly after the Nov. 22 decision was released, and the content of this article addresses the background […]
Web EditorSeptember 12, 2012
The final report of the Law Society of Upper Canada’s Articling Task Force has been delayed from May 2012, to the autumn of this year […]
Web EditorMarch 27, 2012
Now that I have your attention, here are some tips in case you find yourself in the position, or are searching for a gig outside […]
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