Law Eh? Canadian Law School Blog - Adam Letourneau, QC

Helping to pave the way through law school in Canada.
This is where Adam Letourneau, QC posts his thoughts on a Canadian legal education, as well as other random tidbits useful to the Prospective or Current Canadian Law Student.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

2nd Edition now available on Amazon.com

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I noticed today that the 2nd Edition of So, You Want to be a Lawyer, Eh? is now available on Amazon.com . The "Inside the Book" f...
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Maclean's first-ever ranking of Canada's law school

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It has been a while since I posted, and Macleans came out with a ranking for law schools in September. It isn't really their first ever ...

A reward for hard work - and not giving up

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ANTHONY REINHART From Friday's Globe and Mail E-mail Anthony Reinhart Read Bio Latest Columns October 25, 2007 at 8:55 PM EDT “Law s...
Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Canadian law school in the works

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Cassandra McKenna cordweekly.com Oct 03, 2007 Laurier has recently put forth a proposal to the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universiti...
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U of C law school moves up application deadline by four months

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Andrew Barbero Gauntlet News October 04, 2007 Are you an aspiring University of Calgary law student? Then you better have already written t...

U of T Faculty of Law getting ready to expand

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The University of Toronto today revealed the three competing designs for its law school expansion to be built south of the ROM on Queen’s P...
Saturday, October 27, 2007

Back and Better than ever - 2nd Edition is finally ready!

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I have received many inquiries about whether this blog is dead, or whether I am dead. I assure that neither rumour is true. I have had to g...
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Thursday, August 02, 2007

Lawyer Gone Bad

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Oh man, I am pissed! Yesterday, I received my Macleans magazine. Title in yellow bold on the front cover: " Lawyers are Rats ". T...
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Friday, July 27, 2007

TGIF - in Lawyer's terms

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Man, Friday just couldn't come sooner this week! It's been really busy. Lots of new clients, a new Associate started at our firm, ...
Tuesday, July 24, 2007

How to get $100,000.00 in debt

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Go to law school. Actually, first graduate high school. Enroll in a university and take general studies. Rack up some debt by getting a s...
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Monday, July 23, 2007

Law School Debt

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Ok - time to fess up. Debt is killing me! I think I have posted here about student debt before, and I know that I talk about it a bit in m...
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Monday, July 02, 2007

Next LSAT test

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The next LSAT test will be September 29. Registration must be completed by August 28. Late registration goes until September 4. Don't...

Lawyer marks 50th year in profession

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Half-a-century ago, fresh out of law school and uncertain of his future, Nick Pustina took his friend Bob Zelinski up on an offer to come v...

Law medalist heading to Supreme Court

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Last March, after a day of back-to-back interviews with six Canadian Supreme Court Justices and a flight home from Ottawa, UVic law student ...
Thursday, May 24, 2007

Next LSAT is looming

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The next Canadian LSAT test is scheduled for June 11, 2007. Are you ready? Surf this blog and www.canadianlawschool.ca for various resourc...

UVic prof seeks to end fingerprinting for U.S. school entrance test

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Fingerprinting Canadians to deter cheating on law school entrance tests may be scrapped, thanks to a determined University of Victoria philo...

Despite hardships, single mom kept raising the bar

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There's a great law student success story article here . I like hearing these kinds of stories.

Back in the Saddle

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Whew, whirlwind month! My law partner withdrew from the partnership to seek different pastures. Had to change everything over to Letournea...
Tuesday, April 24, 2007

New Cram Course MBA/LLB Program at Western

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This is interesting - Learn how you can complete both the Ivey MBA and the Western LLB programs in just three years. Thi...

Courting Clerks

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There's an inspiring article at McGillREPORTER by Pascal Zamprelli about some McGill law students who were chosen as clerks to the Sup...
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