Douglas Judson's guest appearances

Douglas Judson

Of Counsel

The Lady Barrister Podcast

Valentine Thomas

Jonathan Kay

Peter MacKay

Chris Bentley

Steven Skurka

William C. McDowell

Julie Stanchieri

Brian Greenspan

David Stratas

Paul Schabas

Tom Cromwell

Don Stuart

Joseph Groia

Glenford Jameson

Breese Davies

OwlTail

Topic: Northern and Rural PracticeGuest: Douglas W. Judson (https://www.douglasjudson.ca/) is a lawyer who maintains a law and consultancy practice in Fort Frances, in the Northwestern region of Ontario, Canada. He also currently serves on the municipal council of the Town of Fort Frances and has previously served as an aide to two former MPs in the House of Commons. He is highly involved in many volunteer activities in his community including but not limited to sitting on the boards of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and the Northwest Community Legal Clinic. He is an active member of the legal community as the President of the Rainy River District Law Association, and as Co-Chair of the Borderland Pride festival (https://www.borderlandpride.org/)

Topic: Northern and Rural Practice<br>Guest: Douglas W. Judson (<a href="https://www.douglasjudson.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.douglasjudson.ca/</a>) is a lawyer who maintains a law and consultancy practice in Fort Frances, in the Northwestern region of Ontario, Canada. He also currently serves on the municipal council of the Town of Fort Frances and has previously served as an aide to two former MPs in the House of Commons. He is highly involved in many volunteer activities in his community including but not limited to sitting on the boards of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and the Northwest Community Legal Clinic. He is an active member of the legal community as the President of the Rainy River District Law Association, and as Co-Chair of the Borderland Pride festival (<a href="https://www.borderlandpride.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.borderlandpride.org/</a>)

Episode 02 - Northern and Rural Practice with Douglas Judson

Not all leaders in the legal profession are found in high-ranking positions on Bay Street or the Supreme Court of Canada. Some leaders, like Douglas Judson and Heather Donkers, can be found in law schools or as junior councillors in small towns in Ontario. Despite their current positions, these leaders and influencers have a promising future ahead of them. In this episode of Of Counsel, we interview a former and present president of the Law Students' Society of Ontario. While they may not be well-known to senior lawyers, they have made significant contributions in advancing the interests of law students and recent members of the legal profession. During the interview, Heather and Douglas discuss what it's like to be a newly licensed lawyer or law student in 2019 and how much the legal profession has changed in the past 20, 10, and even 5 years. This is an important listen for any lawyer who wants to understand the challenges faced by recent calls and the sense of abandonment and hopelessness that some may feel as they enter the profession. With the upcoming Bencher election, it's more critical than ever to listen to their voices and understand why we need to change as a profession to save it. Ep.#39: Douglas Judson &amp; Heather Donkers:We need to have a conversation about disrupting norms THE FOLLOWING IS AN INTERVIEW OF A GUEST FOR THE OF COUNSEL PODCAST. THE LAWYER / GUEST IS NOT AFFILIATED IN ANY WAY WITH THE FIRM ROBICHAUD'S NOR DO THEY REPRESENT THE OPINIONS OR LEGAL VIEWS OF THE FIRM. PLEASE CONTACT THE LAWYER DIRECTLY IF YOU WISH TO SPEAK TO THEM. SPONSORED MESSAGE: This episode of our podcast is brought to you by our exclusive sponsor LexisNexis Canada. Sign up for LexisNexis' Solo and Small e-Brief; a newletter for Canadian Solo and Small law firms. Read about the latest news, emerging practice trends and upcoming events. Subscribe to our free newsletter. 

<p>Not all leaders in the legal profession are found in high-ranking positions on Bay Street or the Supreme Court of Canada. Some leaders, like Douglas Judson and Heather Donkers, can be found in law schools or as junior councillors in small towns in Ontario. Despite their current positions, these leaders and influencers have a promising future ahead of them.</p> <p>In this episode of Of Counsel, we interview a former and present president of the Law Students' Society of Ontario. While they may not be well-known to senior lawyers, they have made significant contributions in advancing the interests of law students and recent members of the legal profession.</p> <p>During the interview, Heather and Douglas discuss what it's like to be a newly licensed lawyer or law student in 2019 and how much the legal profession has changed in the past 20, 10, and even 5 years. This is an important listen for any lawyer who wants to understand the challenges faced by recent calls and the sense of abandonment and hopelessness that some may feel as they enter the profession. With the upcoming Bencher election, it's more critical than ever to listen to their voices and understand why we need to change as a profession to save it.</p> <h3>Ep.#39: Douglas Judson &amp; Heather Donkers:We need to have a conversation about disrupting norms</h3> <h3><strong>THE FOLLOWING IS AN INTERVIEW OF A GUEST FOR THE OF COUNSEL PODCAST. THE LAWYER / GUEST IS NOT AFFILIATED IN ANY WAY WITH THE FIRM ROBICHAUD'S NOR DO THEY REPRESENT THE OPINIONS OR LEGAL VIEWS OF THE FIRM. PLEASE CONTACT THE LAWYER DIRECTLY IF YOU WISH TO SPEAK TO THEM.</strong></h3> <p><strong>SPONSORED MESSAGE:</strong><a href="https://www.lexisnexis.ca/en-ca/sl/small-law-firms.page#subscribe" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> This episode of our podcast is brought to you by our exclusive sponsor LexisNexis Canada.</a></p> <p>Sign up for LexisNexis' Solo and Small e-Brief; a newletter for Canadian Solo and Small law firms. Read about the latest news, emerging practice trends and upcoming events. <a href="https://www.lexisnexis.ca/en-ca/sl/small-law-firms.page#subscribe" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe to our free newsletter. </a></p>

#38: Douglas Judson & Heather Donkers: We need to have a conversation about disrupting norms