[blindlaw] Law school in Canada and how it all works.
E.J. Zufelt
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Mon Oct 11 16:42:41 UTC 2010
Articling requirements in Canada vary from one province to the next, generally it is roughly one year and is begun after completing the 3 year LL.B. degree from a recognized Canadian law school. Depending on province you will also be taking bar courses and completing bar exams during the articling period. If you article with a high profile firm they may pay you during your bar courses and pay for the bar exams.
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On 2010-10-11, at 12:33 PM, Blaine Deutscher wrote:
> Hello there.
>
> I was recently speaking with someone who is wanting to try and get into Law
> school and was mentioning that here in Canada we have one year of articling.
> I was wondering if that is in our third year or if that is after the three
> years of Law school? Have a great day and for the Canadian listers Happy
> thanksgiving and Americans happy Columbus day.
>
> Blaine
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