Employer Profile Form (EPF)* - Ryerson's Law Practice Program

Thank you for your interest in participating as an LPP Work Experience Employer. If you are not yet ready to hire but would like more information, please email the Work Experience Office at lpp.weo@torontomu.ca. If you are ready to hire, please complete the form below and a member of our team will be in touch.

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Section A: Employer Information

Organization Legal Name*

Address*

Street Address Suite City Province Postal Code

Website

Type of Practice*

Number of Lawyers*

Practice Areas - Pertaining to the work experience

Other:*

Section B: Position Information

How many Candidates are you hiring?*

Type of Tasks Candidates Can Expect*

Other*

Is the experience you are offering:*

Fully in-person
Full virtual/remote
A combination of in-person and remote

** If you are unsure at this time, please select "a combination of in-person and remote"

$ Remuneration (e.g. $25/hour, $1000/week, or $4000/month)¹*

Experience Start and End Date*

January 2025 to April 2025*
If different timing is desired, please check this box and an LPP staff member will contact you.

Work experience must be a minimum of 16 weeks. Candidates are eligible to commence in January after the LPP training program is complete.

Other Preferred Languages

Please separate each language with ","

Transit Accessible*

Yes
No

For the daily work of this position is a vehicle:*

Required
Preferred
Not Required

Is this opportunity for a specific Candidate?*

YES
NO

If you selected "Yes" then fill in the field below

Name of the Candidate*

First Name and Last Name (e.g. Jacky Smith)

Section C: Contact and Additional Information

Supervising lawyer(s) must have completed at least 3 full years of practice in Ontario and be in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) including no open investigations. Supervising lawyer(s) may only supervise up to two licensing candidates (LPP, articling, or IPC) simultaneously. LPP supervisors do not need to register with the LSO, unless they are seeking an exemption to the mandatory minimum compensation. Please confirm below that your organization has a valid supervising lawyer:**

Supervising Lawyer(s)²*

(e.g., Mrs., Ms., Mr. Mx, N/A)	First Name	Last Name	Job Title	Email	Phone	Month Called (Ontario)	Year Called (Ontario)	LSO #

Contact Person(s) (If different from supervising lawyer)

First Name	Last Name	Job Title	Email	Phone

Additional Comments

We will create a job description based on the information you have provided on this form. If there is anything you would like to advise candidates about (e.g. experience or abilities you are seeking; preferred languages; workplaces accessibility considerations; interviewing preparation advice), please include them here.

How did you hear about the LPP?*

Other*

1.

Work experience remuneration has generally ranged from minimum wage to as high as $1900/week, depending on the employer. Expenses incurred by candidates during the completion of client work or other office-related activities should be reimbursed directly to the candidate. LPP Work Experience must be: a) located in the Province of Ontario and b) full-time (at least 35 working hours per week).

As per the Law Society of Ontario (subject to change): The Mandatory Minimum Compensation (MMC) is $620 per week for all Ontario-based articling and Law Practice Program (LPP) work placements that begin on or after May 1, 2023 (LPP website updated April 2024).

LPP Work Experiences are expected to be in person in a normal program year. However, so long as effective supervision can be maintained by the work experience supervisor, the work experience can be in-person, remote or a combination thereof, in accordance with LSO guidelines. Employers may contact lpp.weo@torontomu.ca with any questions.

*Please note that the data collected on this form is subject to Toronto Metropolitan University’s FIPPA policy - https://www.torontomu.ca/privacy/

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Email

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