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Editor-in-ChiefDecember 5, 2022
The Fate of the LSO Inclusion Index
The Inclusion Index is the latest causality in a war over equity in the LSO On June 28, 2022, the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) […]
Natasha BurmanDecember 5, 2022
LSO Approves Mandatory Minimum Wage for Articling Students
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 […]
Web EditorDecember 5, 2022
Do You Fit the LSO’s Archetype? Congratulations: The Recruit Is for You!
How the recruit is structured to reward a certain kind of person I had a great recruit experience. I received a handful of on-campus interviews […]
Shae RotheryMarch 31, 2022
LSO Postpones March 2022 Licensing Examinations
Recent exam leak leaves some licensing candidates in limbo After graduating law school, only two things stand in the way of practicing law independently in […]
Natasha BurmanJanuary 26, 2022
Minimum Wage for Articling Students to be Reconsidered in February
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 […]
Vivian ChengSeptember 28, 2019
Controversial Statement of Principles Repealed
Motion to repeal passed with 28 to 20 vote At September Convocation* on Wednesday, September 11, the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) repealed a controversial […]
Web EditorMarch 27, 2019
Voting For or Vetoing Diversity?
A statement on the LSO’s Statement of Principles Elections are currently afoot at the Law Society of Ontario (LSO). Lawyers and paralegals from across the […]
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