Keeping-Tabs-Winter-2023

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The Advocates’ Society is proud to announce a
new online mentoring program exclusively for TAS members.
A key goal of this new mentoring program is to create a simple way for our Junior Members to
feel more connected to their professional community and obtain some career advice from more
experienced members of the bar. This program model is convenient, efficient and effective:
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No long-term commitments.
No extensive questionnaires or matching.
No heavy agendas, minute taking or long-term planning.
NEW TAS
MENTORING
PORTAL
Just simple connection and conversation for junior lawyers to get some tips and connect with
someone new.
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Chair Chat
Claudia Cappuccitti, Dyer Brown LLP
Trial Advocacy For Junior Litigators
Flora Yu, Waddell Phillips
The Law of Trolling: Publication Bans in
Regulatory Proceedings
Evan Rankin, Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP
Fit to practice: Four tips for keeping in shape,
even when busy
Byron Taylor-Conboy, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
The Litigator’s Guide to Transfer Pricing Trials
Nicole Lynx, Deloitte Legal Canada LLP
Interview with Sarah Strathopolous
Aly Haji, Lax O’Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP
More information is available on
the TAS mentoring
website page.
Mentee registration for TAS Junior Members
is now open! Click here!
****At this time, the program is only available in English but we are working with Mentorship Rocket to build a bilingual (English and French) site for later in 2023.
Editor: Khrystina McMillan, Ontario Securities Commission | kmcmillan@osc.gov.on.ca
Deputy Editor: Sania Chaudhry, Forte Workplace Law | sania@fortelaw.ca
Keeping Tabs Editorial Team: Eric Blay, Pallett Valo LLP, Nina Butz, Bennett Jones LLP, Michael Ding, WeirFoulds LLP, Aly Haji, Lax O’Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP, and Sean
Petrou, McCarthy Tétrault LLP
The Young Advocates’ Standing Committee (“YASC”) is a standing committee of The Advocates’ Society with a mandate to be a voice for young advocates (advocates
who are ten years of call or fewer) within the Society and within the profession. We do this through networking/mentoring events, by publishing articles by and
for young advocates, and by raising issues of concern to young advocates as we work with the Society’s Board of Directors. The opinions expressed by individual
authors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the policies of The Advocates’ Society.
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