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Daniel Waldman's article, “New lawyers are lost,” was published by Precedent. In his article, he offers advice on how to elevate student training in law. “As senior members of the bar, we need to face the truth. If you want new calls to embark on lawyer life with a decent skill set, you almost certainly have to teach them those skills yourself,” Daniel says.

The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has approved an $8.5-billion Ontario Final Agreement aimed at reforming on-reserve First Nations Child and Family Services, marking a pivotal shift toward prevention-focused care and community control. This decision follows years of litigation stemming from a 2016 finding that Canada's underfunding and policy choices constituted systemic racial discrimination, contributing to the unnecessary removal of First Nations children from their families.

Appealing Briefs is a podcast series hosted by McCarthy Tétrault partner Adam Goldenberg that delivers concise updates on significant decisions from Canadian appellate courts. Each episode features interviews with leading lawyers and business advisors who break down complex legal rulings and explain their practical implications for businesses, industries, and legal practitioners across Canada.

This CPD-Accredited panel discussion from the 2025 Supporting Survivors of Sexual Abuse Conference brings together leading experts to explore the vital resources available to survivors.

The journey to pursue law can be deeply personal, and for me, a commitment to community has always been central to my choice of career. From a young age...

A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a government-supported savings vehicle that helps Canadians set aside funds for the post-secondary education of their children or other eligible beneficiaries.

Alors que l'été tire à sa fin et que nous nous préparons à la rentrée scolaire, de nombreux parents doivent jongler entre plusieurs rôles et responsabilités. Pour les parents entrepreneurs, cette période de l'année...

With the bell having tolled on the beginning of another schoolyear, there is perhaps no more fitting time to offer a refresher on the details...

n a recent decision in York Region District School Board v. Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, 2024, the Supreme Court of Canada considered the applicability of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to school boards and, in so doing, concluded that teachers.