Articling Student Position in Legal Sector, Toronto Area
TD Securities
Toronto
Job Description
Launch your legal career as an Articling Student in Toronto. Gain hands-on experience with litigation processes, preparing legal documents, and conducting critical legal research under expert supervision.This role is designed for candidates commencing articling in August 2026 under the Law Society of Ontario. You will assist lawyers in various stages of legal cases, including drafting pleadings, attending hearings, and developing legal strategies. If you have a strong understanding of procedural law and excellent writing skills, this position is perfect for you.
Key Responsibilities:
• Develop legal strategies for client cases
• Prepare pleadings, motions, and correspondence
• Conduct thorough legal research
• Attend court and summarize discoveries
• Assist in mediation and settlement processes
Requirements:
• LL.B or J.D. from recognized law school
• Qualified to start articling by August 2026
• General knowledge of insurance law preferred
• Strong communication and writing skills
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively
Take a significant step in your legal career, engaging in diverse responsibilities that sharpen your legal skills and knowledge.
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