Canadian Lawyer 4Students

Fall 2011

Life skills and career tips for Canada's lawyers in training

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Practising in Calgary ROY HUDSON, Davis LLP + PROS: • Th e growing source of international work based in Calgary provides opportunities for both interesting inter-jurisdiction- al work and mobility. • Th e mostly robust economic environment leads to signifi - cant work for lawyers. • Th e entrepreneurial culture provides great opportunity for young lawyers to build their own practice. • Signifi cant head offi ce presence provides in-house opportu- nities second to none in Canada. - CONS: • Th e competitive, driven atmosphere is not for everybody. • While you hear talk of diversifi cation, Calgary is still the city that oil and gas built and most of the legal work is created by that engine. • Calgary is a great city, but let's face it, nobody moves here for the weather. Correction: In Pros & Cons in the Spr ing 2011 i s sue, Mi chèle Deni s f rom St i keman Elliott LLP was incor rectly ident i f ied a s Luc i a Pol l i ce. Canadian Lawy er 4Students apologizes for the er ror. Miller Thomson You. We believe that appreciation is the best motivation. Learn more about how we can add to your legal career! Added experience. Added clarity. Added value. Miller Thomson LLP millerthomson.com VANCOUVER CALGARY EDMONTON SASKATOON REGINA LONDON KITCHENER-WATERLOO GUELPH TORONTO MARKHAM MONTRÉAL Untitled-5 1 C ANADIAN Lawyer 4STUDENTS 2/23/11 11:06:13 AM F all 2011 41 *

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