The balance between impostor syndrome and professional development can often feel daunting. Whether you are a legal professional new to a particular practice area or are entirely new to providing legal services, stepping out of your comfort zone confidently takes courage and a certain level of self-awareness balanced with a clear understanding of the needs of the public.
As a mentor, I often share my desire for every professional to feel that their confidence reflects their competence. Read more...
The Law Society of Ontario’s Trustee Services department assists with client property when a licensee stops practicing, whether permanently or temporarily. Our mandate is to preserve and distribute client property and, where necessary, wind up a practice. Trustee Services may consult with a licensee or their authorized representative, act as custodian of property on a licensee’s behalf, or seek appointment as trustee under the Law Society Act. Read more...
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This season is packed with opportunities you won’t want to miss—from our flagship summits to innovative new programs designed to inspire and elevate your practice. Explore what’s in store and find your perfect fit!
Over the past year, we aired a variety of Paralegal programs that are now available for you to explore on demand. Here are a few highlights.
Looking for more? Dive into this exclusive article by Megan Alexander, Cohen Highley LLP, released alongside Small Claims Court Enforcement Procedures for Lawyers and Paralegals 2025
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