The good life: Returning to practice after a period of absence June 30, 2014 Rebecca Bromwich TVās Alicia Florrick, heroine of the show The Good Wife, may have been accompanied by a little more āscandal, glamour fanfareā than most women when they return to the practise of law after a long absence.
Alternatives to practice June 30, 2014 Gina Alexandris You have to love the people who knew at the age of three what they wanted to be when they grew up, and never changed their minds. But if youāre someone whose career path is somewhat less clear, never fear: most adults can expect to change jobs andā¦
Solidarity amongst victims of domestic violence February 14, 2014 Archana Medhekar Survivors of domestic violence become important examples for current victims of what the future can hold, says Archana Medhekar, a practising family law lawyer in Toronto. Their shared history gives the two groups a unique bond that makesā¦
Success stories: Shelby Austin, Founder, ATD Legal Services February 14, 2014 Sara Gottlieb Sara Gottlieb, who works in the Ontario Ombudsmanās Office, interviews legal entrepreneur Shelby Austin about her experience in starting ATD Legal Services (which has since been sold to Deloitte).
A space between āleaning inā and āopting outā: Revisiting the āopt-out revolutionā February 14, 2014 Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich Women choose to opt out ā thatās the explanation given for womenās lack of upward mobility in certain areas, including the legal profession. But, argues Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich, a staff lawyer with the CBA, that argument fails to acknowledgeā¦
Not tired yet February 14, 2014 Heidi Schedler We have come a long way, baby, but honey, we aināt there yet, says Heidi Schedler, who works with the Nova Scotia Securities Commission. Itās easy to become frustrated when youāre fighting for equal rights, because there are no quick fixes.
Call me a feminist. Or not. February 14, 2014 Nadia Bechai Nadia Bechai reaped the fruit of the womenās movement ā treated equally in school, encouraged to achieve her goals, personally and professionally. Superficially, at least, sheās been living the dream of equality.