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Knowing the law in several provinces has a huge career benefit: you can work on a wide range of files across the country.

Firm recruiters aren’t scouring your social-media accounts for incriminating images, but you should assume anything you post is public.

Working day and night may have got you upgraded to associate, but you don't have to keep up such a frenetic schedule forever.

Canadian legal culture can be hyper-conservative, so law students who are thirsty for change have to make some hard choices.

Mental-health issues often hit law students hard and that's especially true during an unprecedented pandemic. In this story from the PrecedentJD archive, we spoke to mental-health experts about how to stay healthy in law school and beyond:

Being open-minded about your career path also means being open to taking chances. Your career will peak early if you follow a safe, cookie-cutter approach.