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The posting for 2019 Review Officers is up. It closes January 24 so still time to throw in an application if you're looking for summer work.
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https://bcpublicservice.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/56220 Could be an interesting job for someone with experience in admin law and background in business (for the finance/HR stuff).
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Not to add extra permutations but... Some couples also adopt a new team name that's a hybrid of both family names, eg Watson and Peters becomes Waters.
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No one here can provide legal advice, but you you might be able to find your own answers here: https://www.alberta.ca/information-tenants-landlords.aspx Good luck!
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I would actually suspect your definitions are much closer than you think.
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Citing already assented bills that amend acts
almostnot replied to earth2k's topic in General Discussion
Do your own homework please.- 1 reply
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Lawyer Couple: Toronto Life- legal salaries
almostnot replied to Frugalista's topic in General Discussion
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question of protocol
almostnot replied to ChrisJohn's topic in Forum Rules, Terms & Conditions, and Support
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I found the most helpful thing for me was just writing a metric fucktonne of old LSATs under testing conditions. I would throw in an extra section just to get the full fun and once a week would write two one the same day. It wasn't about learning the questions (those you either get or you don't), but training myself to stay focused to the end.
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Credits Counted/Drops
almostnot replied to AlpacaWhisperer's topic in Peter A. Allard School of Law (University of British Columbia)
120 to count as 4 years. I think it's all or nothing, but you could always call and ask.- 1 reply
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I hit these feelings a bit later in my career than you. I questioned whether law was the right thing for me at all or whether I just hated the firm I was with. I took advantage of some career coaching resources from my university and really examined what my work values were and where I found my intrinsic motivation. I also looked at what was the underlying basis for my dislike of the firm I was with. I put together a target plan based on areas that I thought aligned with my interests and values and then moved. I'm sure there was a lot of luck involved in it too, but I really like where I am now and find the work I do meaningful (although not every day because I don't live in some rainbow-farting-unicorn world). To end up where I am now, I had to take an interim step with another dysfunctional workplace, but it was way easier knowing that it was a step in a plan and that I was using them (to gain experience I needed to make a real launch) as much as they were using me.
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Man you are winning this thread so hard.
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Religious ECS
almostnot replied to dwight453's topic in Peter A. Allard School of Law (University of British Columbia)
I feel like the ones that have the potential to hurt are the more recruitment/proselytizing type. I think the ones that are more volunteerism that could occur inside or outside a religious setting (building schools, feeding hungry etc) or organizational/administrative (doing the church books) would be viewed similarly to any secular equivalent. -
For background, I went to UBC. Based on what you think is important (which are great things to think are important!), I think you'd be making the right choice with UVic. Law school is hard enough: go where you like where you live and who you're learning with.