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15 Sep

The Mess that is Tarion: Conflict of Interest, Uneven Contests, and Failure to Act

September 15, 2016
By NSRLP
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I’ve blogged before about the sorry state of the Licensing Appeal Tribunal process meant to resolve disputes between homeowners and bui...

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08 Sep

About, Blog, Resources for SRLs, SRL Resources

“My Learned Friend”: Building Constructive Working Relationships Between Self-Represented Litigants and Opposing Counsel

March 19, 2020
By NSRLP
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We know from our research that many SRLs will find that the other side in the dispute is represented by a lawyer, for some or all of th...

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08 Sep

Welcoming our 1Ls to Access to Justice at Windsor Law: The Self-Represented Litigants and Access to Justice Certificate Workshop, and an Introductory Blog

September 8, 2016
By NSRLP
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Julie – with the assistance of NSRLP research assistants Gurleen Gill and Lidia Imbrogno - will be presenting The Self-Represented Liti...

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08 Sep

Why Law Students should Care about Self-Represented Litigants and Access to Justice

September 8, 2016
By NSRLP
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Guest blog by Lidia Imbrogno, NSRLP research assistant and 2L, Windsor Law Depending on whom you ask, “Access to Justice” can mean di...

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12 Jul

Making it Legal: Some Simple Steps for Moving Unbundling to the Next Stage

July 12, 2016
By NSRLP
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NSRLP has just collated the results of a short online survey, distributed through social media to lawyers in Ontario whom we knew were ...

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