Take a look back through the year with the most read stories from Canadian Lawyer InHouse in 2020
The following are Canadian Lawyer InHouse’s most-read stories and opinion columns of 2020.
NEWS
WOMEN IN LAW - Charlene Theodore gives herself credit — and you should too
When life seems like one tough break after another, Charlene Theodore has a support system to remind her she is far from an imposter
Jason Alexander on WeedMD’s acquisition of Starseed Holdings
Starseed’s CLO discusses the challenges and opportunities of turning a private company into a publicly traded entity
Contractors call for changes to P3 model to address issue of risk transfer
Construction companies are opting out of P3s, say in-house counsel
Legal departments lead sustainability and ESG efforts
Sustainability and ESG responsibilities are increasingly being spearheaded by in-house counsel
GC Profile: Resolver’s Peter Nguyen uses technology to boost productivity in-house
Nguyen discusses his strategy for introducing new tech to the legal department
YOUNG LAWYERS: Navigating the ideal career path
Allow your internal passion and conviction to drive you towards your goals, says Pamela Shin
Legal communications in the time of COVID-19 and beyond
Julia Shin Doi, Bruce Piercey and Giselle Basanta examine techniques for successful communication
Fiera Investments GC Angela Nikolakakos wins WGCC President's Award
Angela Nikolakakos awarded for her initiatives to enhance communications
Special report on health sciences and technologies
Read about Health Canada’s streamlined approvals and Ontario’s health information legislation
Telus’ CLO discusses growth plans
Business is facing unprecedented period of change, says Andrea Wood
OPINION
Can employers mandate staff to have the COVID-19 vaccine?
Gary Goodwin dissects the minefield facing employers as the vaccine rollout begins
COVID-19 contact tracing
Maintaining a safe workplace supersedes an employee’s right to privacy, writes Gary Goodwin
Ryerson Students' Union scandal highlights importance of early governance education
An early education in good governance is critically important in all industries and sectors, argues David Mousavi
Three basic competencies for corporate counsel
Richard Stock examines the essential skills for in-house counsel
Stealth employees
In-house counsel need to exercise extra scrutiny for stealth staff, says Gary Goodwin
