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Quiet quitting—this alliterative phrase has arisen in our society over the last few months.

Today, August 26th, is International Dog Day.

Did any of you have to read Chaucer in an undergraduate English course? I was an English major in my pre-law life, and our program mandated a survey course covering...

Last week, I attended my first in-person bar admission in almost three years! The student’s principal was warm and witty, the judge was kind and wise, and the student was...

Summertime, and the living is easy.   Lawyers are heading on vacations, or if you are like me, you have already returned.

As lawyers, our lives are full of contradictions. We are prone to feelings of Imposter Syndrome – yet we must convey a sense of confidence for our clients.

Assist would like to express our support for Lethbridge Legal Guidance lawyers, staff, and volunteers.  Yesterday, an individual entered Lethbridge Legal Guidance and took a hostage.

Over my holidays in June, I was visiting a relative who is living in a long-term care home.

As electronic devices invaded our lives, plugging in became an essential.

Billable hours—the bane of private practice lawyers’ lives.   When I was an associate, my firm had a billable hour target (1800 billable hours per year).