Sentences with phrase «demographics of the legal profession»

The demographics of the legal profession in Canada mirror that of the wider population with the proportionately large baby boom generation nearing retirement age.

Aaron Street: Inevitably given the demographics of the legal profession, there will be fewer lawyers without anyone being devastated.

The program targets high school students in under - represented demographics of the legal profession.

I do not want to let the attention fade from this critical topic of the shifting demographics of the legal profession and the implications for all concerned — including the graying lawyers, their firms, and their clients.

Not exact matches

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It is important for law firms, legal organizations, legal associations and others to recognize the changing demographics of the profession.

Unfortunately, the legal profession falls far short of the U.S. population on key demographics.

That's almost exactly the demographic profile of the legal profession (pdf) when it comes to women, but still a little disappointing for non-white speakers, assuming I've counted correctly.

Judging by the scant details provided in the presentation (for example, PowerPoint slides showing statistics of demographics in the legal profession), perhaps those students did not see the value in attending the seminar.

«This is a very exciting time to lead the law society, as we deal with the challenges and opportunities of globalization, technology and demographic change, while striving to make legal services more accessible and the profession more inclusive.»

Data collection and analysis The Malatest report represents the first in - depth analysis of demographic trends over time for Nova Scotia's legal profession.

They include demographic shifts, like the aging of the profession and depopulation of rural lawyers; disruptions, like advances in technology and competition from non-legal entities; and a well - documented crisis of access to legal services and the justice system.

Used to support equity - related projects and initiatives, this demographic data is reflected in the Society's annual Statistical Snapshot to provide an annual picture of the legal profession.

Decrying the fact that government's stated objectives structurally to transform the legal profession to reflect, broadly, the demographics of our country, have not yielded the desired outcomes;

The report also examines how Chambers can respond to the overhaul of Legal Aid, the increase in competition for advocacy work from solicitors and the changing demographics of the profession.

There is a demographic reality facing the legal profession in Canada which sees a significant amount of the profession nearing retirement age (the average age of lawyer in B.C. is 51).