Credit: Zerophoto/AdobeStock.com Canadian Law Students Face Another Virtual Summer. Law Firms Are Ready
Many of the country's large firms are applying lessons learned last year, having discovered that virtual training programs have benefits.
March 31, 2021 at 12:32 AM
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Most law school students working this summer at firms across Canada will not set foot in a law office, as the majority of large firms continue to have their lawyers and staff work predominantly from home.
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