Not sure I would recommend having a Court of Appeal hearing on the same morning that your child decides to arrive early, but it makes for a wild experience when it all works out.
Law firm leaders:
A moment, please. I'm a therapist & I work extensively with lawyers & law students. You need to know that a considerable amount of the distress experienced by your people is due to the fact that your firm permits bullies to go unchecked. You'll lose that talent.
Thank you to all the speakers, attendees, LIZ startups, and volunteers who contributed to the success of our conference. Your expertise and enthusiasm made the event truly exceptional.
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Our final speaker of the day @shelbyzaustin, CEO and Co-Founder of #ArteriaAI hits the stage to speak about her plunge into #AIInLegal.
Her advice?
“Lead with what you do know instead of what you don’t know.” #LIZAICon
“Lawyers have an ethical obligation to provide clients with efficient legal service. When do we get to the point where lawyers have to utilize AI tools so they can continue to provide efficient and ethical services?” @AmySalyzyn #LIZAICon
May 7 - 13, 2023 is Jury Duty Appreciation Week in Canada, a time to thank jurors past and present for their service. Thank you Minister Lametti @DavidLametti for acknowledging the service of jurors across Canada, and supporting our work to improve juror #mentalhealth! #cdnpoli
So moving to see the heartfelt tributes across the Bar & Bench for a deeply committed jurist, educator and mentor - he will be sorely missed! https://t.co/EzzuTeTwhI
Justice Belobaba wrote the foreword to my first book. He was a huge force behind the introduction and development of #classactions in Ontario. He was kind, funny, and always had something interesting to say. He loved helping students. What a huge loss. https://t.co/96F2appCCP
Justice Belobaba presided over my first court appearance following my call to the bar. He took time during the proceedings to officially welcome me to the profession. As someone who never had a call ceremony, this was more meaningful than he likely knew. Thank you, your Honour.
I feel compelled to add my condolences for the loss of Justice Belobaba. I remember his kindness to me as a young lawyer handling a criminal matter somewhat beyond my reach. And years later, the truly enjoyable class action defence I did before him. He will be missed.
@JKal @ClassActClinic I have fond memories of appearing before him from my time at Heenan Blaikie. I remember how supportive he was of junior litigators, telling my first chair in one case that it was important we had opportunities to “get up on our feet” and practice our craft. He will be missed.
So sad. RIP. May his memory be a blessing. I remember when he walked late to my my first law school class & his first teaching class in 1975 & the women in the room gasped aloud as if he were a rock star - which he was! He should have been on the Court of Appeal or even the SCC.