On our FIFTIETH episode of Beyond the Briefcase, your hosts chat about the lawyer licensing process in Ontario and New York State. Meg talks about writing the LSO bar exams and articling process. Sarah shares her experiences navigating the many, MANY US and NY virtual and in-person exams. Your hosts are in the thick of it, but have no fear - all will be well (eventually)!

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This episode was recorded by Meg Zhang, and produced by Adam Green.

Music: "Sunset Strip" by audionautix.com

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On this episode of Beyond the Briefcase, your hosts chat with Celine Tsai, a student who went on exchange to Lund University in Sweden in her final year of law school. Celine shares her experiences navigating the (bizarrely antiquated) exchange application process, the terror of housing logistics, and the many, many fun places to visit in Europe.

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This episode was recorded by Meg Zhang, and produced by Adam Green.

Music: "Sunset Strip" by audionautix.com

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Sarah and Meg

Welcome to the sixth and final episode of our summer student mini-series! In this episode, Sarah and Meg chat about their experiences working at boutique firms in Downtown Toronto. Sarah speaks about her time at an office specializing in capital markets and mergers and acquisitions. Meg recounts her time at a labour/employment shop. If you're interested in learning more about the culture at boutiques, the perils of commuting, and how law schools should have an etiquette program, this episode is for you!

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This episode was recorded by Meg Zhang, and produced by Adam Green.

Music: "Sunset Strip" by audionautix.com

See you next week,

Sarah and Meg