New York Summer 2023 Recruitment Results
At least 28 U of T students secured work in NYC U of T Law students are no stranger to securing a coveted spot in
New York Summer 2023 Recruitment Results
At least 28 U of T students secured work in NYC U of T Law students are no stranger to securing a coveted spot in
Toronto Summer 2022 1L Recruitment Results
Highest record of hires to-date with U of T Law retaining top spot The 2022 Toronto 1L recruit was special. According to Ultra Vires recruit
Toronto 2022-2023 Articling Recruit Numbers
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
An Interview with Paul-Erik Veel on Innovation and the Law
Discussing developments in technological innovation in legal practice Paul-Erik Veel is a Partner at Lenczner Slaght LLP. On January 14, Veel sat down with Ultra
Toronto Summer 2022 2L Recruit Numbers
Upward trend in student hiring, U of T and Osgoode continue to lead the pack, and Lincoln Alexander secures five percent of total positions Demand
Factors Associated with Success in the 2022 Toronto Recruit
Recruit success is associated with grades, number of interview invitations received and attended, race, and gender After 11 weeks of intense research, applications, networking, and
New York Summer 2022 Recruitment Informal Results
At least 37 U of T students secured work in NY Every year, numerous New York law firms search for new talent to fill their
Number of In-Firm Interviews Received Associated with Increased Employment Success
Receiving 5 or more invitations and attending 4 or more interviews were independently associated with a 90%+ chance of employment As 2L students participating in
Students From All Undergraduate Disciplines Perform Well in Law School
Undergraduate degree not indicative of performance in 1L classes and 2L recruit It may seem intuitive that students who come from social sciences and humanities
Correlations Between Grades and Recruit Success
Grades matter in predicting the number of OCIs extended, but after that point, grades are generally no better at predicting success than non-academic factors The