Precedent: The new rules of law and style

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Spring 2008

Written by Melissa Kluger
Sunday, 02 March 2008
When soon-to-be lawyers arrive at Ontario’s law firms, most don’t have a clue how to be lawyers. Before students leave law school, we should also find a little time to teach some skills that will be useful for the actual practice of law. Add Comment (1)
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Written by Philip Preville
Thursday, 06 March 2008
The labour market for lawyers has gone global. International opportunities await Canadian lawyers who seek fame and fortune abroad. But woe to anyone who tries to come home again. Add Comment (19)
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Written by Sarah Casselman
Thursday, 06 March 2008
Toronto lawyers Rory Dyck and Marcela Saitua spring into the new season with bright colours and classic style. Photography by Lorne Bridgman. Right: Marcela Saitua, a civil litigator at Adair Morse LLP. Add Comment (0)
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Written by Administrator
Thursday, 06 March 2008
For young Canadian lawyers, London offers opportunities to work on international deals, exciting weekend travel destinations, and a world-class city for culture and entertainment. Here are five expats who are living it up in the UK: What they love about living and working in London. Writing and photography by Zoe Cormier. Add Comment (3)
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Written by Adam Till
Thursday, 06 March 2008
Lawyers who can shoot hoops are scoring points for charity, and with their firms. Photography by Finn O’Hara. Add Comment (7)
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Written by Administrator
Thursday, 06 March 2008
Party pics from the Precedent launch. Photography by James Pattyn. Add Comment (0)
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Written by Dera J. Nevin
Thursday, 06 March 2008
Associates are leaving Bay Street in record numbers. Yet the most valuable conversation is not about why they leave, but why they should stay. Illustration by Tamara Shopsin Add Comment (0)
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Written by Daniel Cohen
Thursday, 06 March 2008
At home in the desert, a Canadian couple finds opportunity and adventure in “Muslim Las Vegas”. Photography by Daryl Visscher Add Comment (0)
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Written by Melissa Kluger
Thursday, 06 March 2008
Bay Street lawyers aren’t just serious about basketball. Hockey and football leagues have former pros and semi-pros playing and working for local firms, too. Add Comment (0)
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Written by Graham F. Scott
Thursday, 06 March 2008
As the co-founder of a brand new, high-profile class action boutique, Victoria Paris confesses that Nancy Drew had something to do with it. Photography by Vanessa Heins Add Comment (0)
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