Kyla Lee is a contributing co-author to A Labour of Love: Caregiving, Resilience and the Practice of Law, a new collection of personal essays edited by Neha Chugh and Anne-Marie McElroy and published by LexisNexis Canada (release date: August 31, 2026).
The book brings together lawyers writing candidly about what it means to build a legal career while also caring for children, parents, partners, and themselves. Spanning experiences from infertility and postpartum depression to disability, eldercare, grief, and end-of-life care, the essays challenge long-standing assumptions about what commitment to the law is supposed to look like, and make the case for a legal culture that better reflects the real lives of the people within it.
Kyla joins an impressive roster of contributors, including the Honourable Justice Jill R. Presser, Anita Szigeti, Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich, and many others.
The book is available now for pre-order from LexisNexis Canada as a softcover-and-eBook bundle (approx. 154 pages). Pre-order your copy here.
