A2Justice Submissions to LSO on the 4 options for licensure
The Law Society of Ontario’s Professional Development and Competence Committee consulted on four options for pathways to licensure from May to October 2018. See A2Justice’s …
A2Justice Submissions to LSUC Dialogue on Licensing Series
In Spring 2017, the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC) held a Dialogue Series concerning changes to the licensing process of lawyers in Ontario. Below …
Missed the A2J Conference in March? Here is a Recap!
In March 2017, A2Justice hosted an interactive conference: “Wait, What Now?: The Future of Articling, Law Jobs and Legal Training in Ontario” Missed the Conference? …
A2J CONFERENCE -“Wait, what now?: The Future of Articling, Law Jobs and Legal Training in Ontario”
A2J CONFERENCE -“Wait, what now??: The Future of Articling, Law Jobs and Legal Training in Ontario” Saturday MARCH 25, 2017 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 …
LSUC committee makes half-baked proposal to change the Licensing Process
On April 28, 2016, the Professional Development & Competence Committee (PD&C) presented a report to Convocation, proposing enhancements to the licensing process. External parties were …
Back to the Future
Student Debt at the Forefront of U of T Class of ’75 reunion This fall Marcus McCann, a recent U of T law grad, spoke …
Take Action!
Access Now. Justice Now. This fall A2J will be hosting its annual organizing conference in Ottawa, Ontario to strategize on ways to reverse the trend of …
“It’s dream crushing”
Check out A2J co-founder, Amy Kishek, featured in the Globe & Mail speaking to her ‘dream crushing’ law school debt. The online discussion that followed: …
Why I Ran for Bencher
This post is a reflection on social justice lawyer and A2J co-founder, Yavar Hameed’s, run for LSUC Bencher. The experience and teachings will be further …
#Elxn42, a missed opportunity
Reflecting on the federal election I cannot help but wonder how different the outcome on October 19th may be had the mainstream media spent fewer …