COVID-19: How we’re delivering and maintaining service for our clients. LEARN MORE About Us Areas of Practice Resources Contact Us (604) 988-5201 Articling Articling at Ratcliff Ratcliff LLP has an interesting and diverse practice with clients we’ve had long-term relationships with and intend to keep. Our lawyers are dedicated to and enjoy their work, and we have an up-beat and collegial work environment. We welcome two articling students each year to assist us with our work. Articling students can expect a varied and rewarding articling experience at Ratcliff LLP. We encourage a participatory and consultative process between the articling student and their principal. If a student is interested in a particular area of law, he or she can request more of that work and we will do our best to accommodate that request. During articles, a student can expect to conduct trials in Provincial Court and do Chambers work in British Columbia Supreme Court. Candidates should demonstrate: A genuine interest in the law practiced by this firm A solid academic record Diverse work and personal experience in a variety of settings with people of different backgrounds. We look forward to meeting you. Applications: When applying, include a letter of application, resumé and your academic transcript. Applications may be sent by mail to the attention of the Articling Committee at: Ratcliff LLP Ste. 500, 221 West Esplanade North Vancouver, BC V7M 3J3 Applications may also be sent by email to: articling@ratcliff.com The deadline for articling applications is June 30th of the year before the articling period starts. Meet our Lawyers GET TO KNOW US Ratcliff LLP 500 – 221 West Esplanade North Vancouver BC V7M 3J3 Phone: (604) 988-5201 Fax: (604) 988-1452 General: admin@ratcliff.com Real Estate: realestate@ratcliff.com Corporate: corp@ratcliff.com Areas of Practice Aboriginal Law Personal & Business Law Public Law About Us Our Firm Our Lawyers Careers LET'S TALK Resources News Publications Contact Us © 2020 Ratcliff LLP. Privacy policy | Terms of use