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31 Oct

A Punitive Costs Award Against a SRL – and the Lawyers Who Gloat

July 20, 2021
By NSRLP
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Last week, I received an email from someone working with self-represented litigants drawing my attention to a case reported in Advocate...

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18 Oct

A Legal Education in the Public Interest? The Legal Practice Program and Access to Justice

July 20, 2021
By NSRLP
5 comments

The Law Society of Upper Canada’s Professional Development and Competence Committee has recommended that the Legal Practice Program (th...

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09 Oct

Reflecting on the Fake Shock over Donald Trump: Why Now?

October 9, 2016
By NSRLP
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Subject-matter warning It is rare – as it should be – that my blog is not focused on Access to Justice and self-representation. I am g...

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30 Sep

Why it is Critical to Educate Law Students About the Self-Represented Litigant Phenomenon

September 30, 2016
By NSRLP
21 comments

Last spring my team of student research assistants and I did some brainstorming about an issue that concerned us all deeply. How best t...

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19 Sep

Why Robin Camp Must Be Removed from the Bench

September 19, 2016
By NSRLP
49 comments

Over the past few weeks I have watched with a growing sense of unreality as leading members of the legal establishment have ste...

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