Articling Students Worry About Ageism in Law Firms

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In his first column with The Lawyers Weekly, Omar Ha-Redeye discusses the challenges of hiring older articling students, especially in bigger law firms.

Omar Ha-Redeye’s column in The Lawyers Weekly
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ARTICLING STUDENTS worry about ageism at law firms

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