Part I: Taking Your Law School To Court

As is the case with many, if not most, law students, my list of woes about law school seems unending. First, we complained loudly about writing the LSAT. (Way to take the fun out of “games” in the logic games section of the test.) For those who passed all the hurdles and gained a seat […]

Mandatory Retirement and the Partnership Track in Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP v BC (Human Rights Tribunal)

Canada’s retirement age is rising. The good news: we are living longer. The bad news: the economic downturn and the new federal old age security eligibility cut offs have forced some of us to stay in the work force. There is a greater expectation that individuals will be working well past 65. Despite this shift […]