Posts by NSRLP
Old School Lawyers Will Soon Have Little Work
This week’s blogger is Alistair Vigier, the CEO of ClearWay Law, an Ontario family law firm.
Disclaimer: This blog discusses a prod...
Using Twitter to Open the A2J Discussion
This week’s blog is written by the Honourable Robert Bauman, Chief Justice of British Columbia, who is a member of The Access Revolutio...
Harry Potter and the Access to Justice Crisis
This week’s blog is by Ali Tejani, 3rdyear law student at the University of Windsor, and Research Assistant with the NSRLP.
During a...
The Federal Election and Stakeholder Culture
Originally published on Slaw, Canada’s online legal magazine; written by Julie Macfarlane. This is the sixth in a regular series of col...
Election Day Special: Parties Respond to A2J Questions
As you head to the polls to vote today (please vote!!), we here at NSRLP have some final information to consider.
Over the last seve...