Students who are eager to work in a challenging and self-motivated environment will find working at Deeth Williams Wall LLP highly rewarding. As a boutique firm, DWW offers students the opportunity to work on cutting-edge files normally found at the largest Toronto firms, while maintaining the intimacy and personal attention of a small firm.

Deeth Williams Wall LLP provides its students with valuable exposure to some of the most rapidly developing areas of law, including information technology, biotechnology and health care regulatory matters. Although the work focuses mainly on intellectual property and technology, DWW provides a law student with a wide range of legal experience. Students are involved in a variety of complex litigation and transaction files. They are also encouraged to attend continuing legal education seminars, join professional organizations and enjoy firm and professional social functions throughout the year.

Articling Program at Deeth Williams Wall LLP

Deeth Williams Wall LLP normally employs two articling students per articling term. The firm accepts applications, in accordance with the Law Society of Upper Canada Articling Guidelines.

Articling at Deeth Williams Wall LLP in 2013-2014
The firm thanks all those who applied for articling in 2013-2014. The available positions have been filled.

Summer Student Program at Deeth Williams Wall LLP

Deeth Williams Wall LLP normally employs one summer student per year. The firm accepts applications, in accordance with the Law Society of Upper Canada Summer Recruitment Guidelines. However, the firm does not take part in the on-campus interview process.

Summer 2013 at Deeth Williams Wall LLP
The firm will not be hiring a summer student for summer 2013. Our current summer student will be returning to summer with us in 2013.

Inquiries about the Student Program at Deeth Williams Wall LLP may be directed to:

Nicholas Wong
Student Program
Deeth Williams Wall LLP
150 York Street, Suite 400
Toronto, Ontario M5H 3S5

recruitment@dww.com

We accept applications by hand delivery, mail, email and fax.

For more information on Articling and Lawyer Licensing requirements in Ontario, please visit the Law Society of Upper Canada’s Lawyer Licensing website.