Will Ontario law graduates soon have an alternative to the profession's articling programme? Will the LSUC Benchers do away with articling all together?
Or will common sense prevail, with Benchers electing to devote the LSUC's resources and energies to strengthening, modernizing and expanding the province's current articling system, to ensure that an adequate number of quality articling positions will created by the profession for aspiring licensees?
Tune in to the resumption of the Law Society of Upper Canada's articling debate today at 9:00 a.m.
I will be live-tweeting from Osgoode Hall, along with a stellar panel of commentators.
For those interested in more of my thoughts, my previous post on the "articling crisis" is here.
(And while I have your attention - don't forget to download WiseLii, our free mobile legal research app for the iPhone. It's available at iTunes)
Or will common sense prevail, with Benchers electing to devote the LSUC's resources and energies to strengthening, modernizing and expanding the province's current articling system, to ensure that an adequate number of quality articling positions will created by the profession for aspiring licensees?
Tune in to the resumption of the Law Society of Upper Canada's articling debate today at 9:00 a.m.
I will be live-tweeting from Osgoode Hall, along with a stellar panel of commentators.
For those interested in more of my thoughts, my previous post on the "articling crisis" is here.
(And while I have your attention - don't forget to download WiseLii, our free mobile legal research app for the iPhone. It's available at iTunes)
- Garry J. Wise, Toronto
Visit our Toronto Law Office website: www.wiselaw.net
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