Code of conduct February 19, 2021 Elizabeth Aspinall Some guidance from practice advisors on ethical and practice management issues.
Packing a stacked US Supreme Court? February 03, 2021 Ricki-Lee Gerbrandt President Biden’s dilemma and opportunity.
We're not going back to business as usual January 19, 2021 John-Paul Boyd, Q.C. The coronavirus has undoubtedly changed perceptions of alternate dispute resolution in Alberta.
Empowering youth with disabilities December 22, 2020 Kate Millar In honour and celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities event, Law Matters interviewed Calgary lawyer Taylor Grantham to discuss her book, "Play Your Way" and lessons for the legal profession.
Giving back this holiday season December 22, 2020 Jessica Robertshaw & Angela V. Saccomani, Q.C. Some highlights of the spirit of generosity in the legal profession.
Helping women cope with domestic and sexual violence December 15, 2020 Elizabeth Aspinall COVID-19's impacts on violence against women are multi-faceted and complex.
In danger of losing the community lawyer December 08, 2020 Elsa Ascencio High law school debt is preventing graduates from serving their communities.
What law firms can do to support the BIPOC community November 26, 2020 Lungile (Lulu) Tinarwo Recent events around the world have highlighted now more than ever the need to be intentional about understanding the experiences of and supporting members of the BIPOC community.
Learning another language of law November 11, 2020 Caroline Magnan How collaborations and technology can improve access to justice through legal education.
Diversity: More than ticking boxes October 30, 2020 Andreina Varela-Taylor We need educational programs in the legal profession that emphasize greater awareness of issues like bias in the workplace.