Juris is a current platform bringing radical transparency to Canadian legal recruiting bringing verified hiring data, law school intelligence, and firsthand student accounts, free for every law and pre-law student. No paywalls, no gatekeeping.

We're looking for a few law students to help kick off our content section, The Feed which has firsthand, practical writing about the recruiting process from people who've actually been through it.

What you'd write about (pick whatever's relevant to you):

- OCI & recruiting — what actually happens during interview week, callback prep, how you handled offers
- 1L advice — what you wish you knew before your first year
- Practice area deep dives — what a given practice group is really like day to day
- Firm culture — honest reflections on summering or articling somewhere

What this actually is:

- Fully volunteer, unpaid because this is early-stage and we're upfront about that
- You publish under your name (or anonymously,



if you'd rather not attach your name to it) with a "Verified Law Student" badge
- One or two posts is plenty — this isn't a recurring commitment unless you want it to be
- Full editorial control over what you write; we just review before it goes live

What's in it for you:

- A public byline on a platform other students actually use with real, visible writing credit
- Early input into a platform that's trying to fix a genuinely opaque process
- A way to give back to whoever's coming up behind you in the recruit cycle

Who we're looking for:

- Any current law student in Ontario, Canada with something real to say about OCIs, 1L/2L, articling, or firm culture. You don't need to have "made it" somewhere prestigious — the honest, unglamorous accounts are usually the most useful ones.

📌 Law Student Content Contributor (Canada)
🏢 Juris
📍 Canada