Articling evaluations mirror the skills and competencies that students-at-law are expected to gain and develop. The principal and student-at-law must meet at approximately the half-way point of the articles of clerkship to discuss the progress of the student-at-law and prepare and submit the mid-term evaluation to the LSN. At the end of the articles of clerkship, the principal must submit a final evaluation to the LSN. The final evaluation assesses whether the student-at-law is adequately trained and sufficient competent to begin the practice of law on their own.
