Wise Law Blog: 20 Years of Wise Law Blog

Friday, April 04, 2025

20 Years of Wise Law Blog

Time won't permit an epic post, recapping our entire two decades through the law-blawgosphere that was (and could have been), but it's been fun and challenging and busy and a never-ending eye-opener.

Glad to say we'll have made it to the twenty year mark tomorrow.

Thanks to all who have been reading and following, and special thanks to Joy and Rachel and all of our lawyers who have contributed over the years.

Happy 20th Blawgversary, Wise Law Blog.

Do you think that means it's about time we got a real job?

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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