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...read moreWe welcome Guest Blogger and Harper Grey Research Lawyer and Student Coordinator, Emilie LeDuc to the Dear LiL blog to introduce the newest initiative from Life in Law: LiL Articling Student Life! Our latest resource is geared towards assisting women articling students as they navigate the transition between the life of a law student and that of a new associate.
...read moreWe are delighted to welcome Janelle O’Connor to the Dear LiL blog as she unpacks practical tips for “finding her groove” and cultivating happiness within her busy practice and role as a mother.
...read moreModerator: Kim Jakeman, co-founder, LiL & Partner, Harper Grey Panelists: Richard Bereti, partner, Harper Grey LLP Guy Brown, QC, partner, Harper Grey LLP Timothy Hinkson, partner, Guild Yule LLP Joel Morris, partner, Harper Grey LLP Kim: Good afternoon! I want to tell you I am really ready for this panel. Today, I welcome our first group of men(!) to the Dear LiL blog to have, what I think is going to be a very interesting and productive discussion about supporting women in the practice of law. Gentlemen, thank you for being here! Guy: When I heard this would be the first LiL post by a group of men, I knew I had to be part of it – thanks for including me Kim. Tim: Yes, thank you Kim. I’m delighted to be here. Richard: Hi everyone,…
...read moreI have never been able to set boundaries. I answer my work phone (these days it is directly linked to my cell phone) almost any time of the day, any day of the week. I answer emails from co-workers and clients on the weekend. Sometimes I do this very clearly to the detriment of my family and I feel guilty, not every time, but often enough.
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