Big Box Law
By: Farrah Rajan Walmart has brokered a deal with Axess Law to provide legal services in select Walmart locations. The founders of Axess Law are hoping to promote access to justice by alleviating the fear…
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@uOttawa and @TRULaw_SLS lead the way on #cbafutureschat
Here at Law is Cool we are keeping an informal tally of which schools are participating the most in #CBAFuturesChat. Schools get 1 point if atleast 1 student participates in the chat. Schools get an…
James Wegener of #TRUlaw makes Social Media Highlight Reel
James Wegner, a law student and editor in chief of the  at British Columbia’s Thompson River’s University has made this week’s Law is Cool social media highlight reel.  James made the highlight reel after his…
How Litigation Should Be
From a real ad in Ontario.
Articling How To – Canadian Lawyer4Students
Articling How To – an article in Canadian Lawyer4Students discusses the ways students seeking articles can make themselves stand out from the crowd.
Advocates Don’t Dance Alone
Here’s a great ad from the Advocates Society:
These Days the Slaves Fight Back
The Seven Sister law firm Davies LLP ran the above ad in several issues of Obiter Dicta, Osgoode Hall’s law student magazine, the last one running on January 9, 2012.  The law firm is known for…
How law students can boost their job prospects with a good online profile
Canadian Lawyer 4Students article on how law students can boost their job prospects with a good online profile.
A Conversation with the Opportunity Maker
Ari Kaplan, the author of The Opportunity Maker, and his new book, Reinventing Professional Services, spoke to Omar Ha-Redeye during his last visit to Toronto.
Clients Don’t Care Where you Went to Law School
Via Matt Homann at the [non] billable hour:
Blawg Review #278
Blawg Review is a blog carnival that rotates to a different law site every week, usually emphasizing a specific theme. Last week’s review was by R. David Donoghue. August 23 is the “International Day for…
Billing By The Hour
There has been a great deal of discussion among legal commentators about the failure of hourly billing for legal services and the need for alternatives. The most recent article I’ve seen is in the CBA’s…