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23 Jan

Bringing a Claim to the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal is a Kafkaesque Experience

November 8, 2021
By NSRLP
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This week’s guest blog is written by Chantal McCollum. Chantal began her LLB at Windsor Law, and completed it at the University of Otta...

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16 Jan

Tick Tock: A Two-Phase Blueprint to Improve A2J in BC using Paralegals

July 16, 2021
By NSRLP
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Reminder to all our faithful readers: we’re still taking suggestions for a title for our historically nameless blog – post your ideas i...

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09 Jan

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2019 and a new direction for the NSRLP Blog

March 7, 2023
By NSRLP
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Since the NSRLP’s inception in 2013, a central mandate has been to bring the public into the conversation about justice reform, and spe...

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17 Dec

A2J Round-Up 2018 – and some wishes for Santa

July 16, 2021
By NSRLP
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A short history lesson The courts were originally created to protect citizens from the overreach of the State. Over time, they evolv...

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13 Dec

Self-Represented Litigants in the Courts: How They Are Shaping the Jurisprudence

July 16, 2021
By NSRLP
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Originally published on Slaw, Canada's online legal magazine; written by Julie Macfarlane. This is the first in a regular series of col...

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