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Queen's Articling Database
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Notes:
Format
The information is grouped into files by geographic region. For each employer we have listed contact information, area(s) of practice, the number of lawyers, the number of students the employer is seeking, salary, and application deadline. While this will rarely be enough information for you to write a cover letter, it should be enough for you to decide whether to do further research on the employer. If the employer has a website, you can link to it directly from the database. You should also check to see whether there are any brochures in the career resources library.
While the database contains all of the information we can locate, we cannot guarantee that the database is either complete or absolutely accurate, although we've done our best. Many of the employers are very hard to track down, although we have made considerable efforts to check the information. Where we have not been able to update the information for the current year, we have so indicated in the 'date updated' box.
The categories used are:
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Full-Service (meets all legal needs of clients; many clients may be corporations or institutions) Specific Practice Areas: |
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Aboriginal |
Entertainment and Sports |
Legislation and Policy |