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Study Smarter: How to optimize your study habits through science-based protocols. By Ashique Prince, University of L...

University demands discipline and perseverance to succeed in academics. Courses can be demanding in terms of the amount of work and cognitive load; however inefficient study habits can hold you back more than you think.  For law students, high rates of depression, anxiety, and burnout was documented after the COVID-19 pandemic. Before law school, depression rates were 8-9%; afte...


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Understanding Vulnerability: Why Compassion Matters in Pro Bono Work

Introduction Understanding the vulnerability of the individuals that pro bono work seeks to empower is essential. While pro bono work is often seen as simply as providing free legal advice or representation, the humane aspect of the experience can sometimes be overshadowed by legal processes and professionalism. In those moments, it becomes easy for volunteers to unintentionally...


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The Importance of Power of Attorney, a simple guide for seniors and their families

Written By: Reem Jabbar - Blog Writer for Senior Solutions Project Planning for the future can feel overwhelming, but one of the most valuable steps older adults can take is setting up a Power of Attorney (POA). It is a practical tool that can protect your wishes, reduces stress for loved ones, and ensures important decisions are made by someone you trust. Yet many seniors delay...


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How to deal with impromptu visits from your landlord as a student renter

We are not lawyers and are not licensed to give legal advice. All information shared in this blog is for educational and informational purposes and should not be interpreted as legal advice. For guidance on specific situations, please consult a qualified solicitor. Every university experience has its ups and downs and over the past few weeks I’ve come to realise that all my main...


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Student Housing 101: Are You Getting Played By Your Landlord?!

We are not lawyers and are not licensed to give legal advice. All information shared in this blog is for educational and informational purposes and should not be interpreted as legal advice. For guidance on specific situations, please consult a qualified solicitor. Going into my first year of University, it was no short of daunting, especially when you are - like most of us are ...


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