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  • The Adjustment from Student to Articling Student

     I was a full-time student for 20 straight years. Over time, I found a comfortable routine and enjoyed the rhythm of academic life—especially having summers off. Without a doubt, my favourite part of being a student was the flexible schedule. Law school amplified that flexibility: some days I c … Read more »

  • What Kind of Pizza Topping Are We? A Slice of the Articling Experience

     During a recent interview with a prospective student, we were asked a question that gave us pause: “If your firm were a pizza topping, what would you be?” At first glance, it seemed like a playful icebreaker. But as we thought about it, the answer actually reflects the articling experienc … Read more »

  • Becoming the Lawyer I'm Meant to Be

    Since starting as a law student, the question – Am I really meant for this? – keeps popping into my head. It’s not just me—many people around me seem to wrestle with the same thought. Law is demanding in ways that are hard to explain to anyone who hasn’t lived it—the long nights, the responsibility, … Read more »

  • Diving In

    The midsummer sun bathed everything in an orange glow and blanketed my body in a warm embrace. I was eight years old at the local pool, queued behind the rest of the students in my swim lesson cohort. On this day, I had my first ever diving lesson. When it was my turn, I locked my elbows and positio … Read more »

  • What I Wish I Knew Before Recruitment

     As I wrap up coffee chats with incoming 2Ls, I’m reminded how overwhelming recruitment felt last year, like I had to sound polished and certain, even when I wasn’t. Now, two months into my summer at McCague Borlack LLP, I’ve learned that what really stands out isn’t perfection, but being thoug … Read more »