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The Mess that is Tarion: Conflict of Interest, Uneven Contests, and Failure to Act
I’ve blogged before about the sorry state of the Licensing Appeal Tribunal process meant to resolve disputes between homeowners and bui...
“My Learned Friend”: Building Constructive Working Relationships Between Self-Represented Litigants and Opposing Counsel
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...
Welcoming our 1Ls to Access to Justice at Windsor Law: The Self-Represented Litigants and Access to Justice Certificate Workshop, and an Introductory Blog
Julie – with the assistance of NSRLP research assistants Gurleen Gill and Lidia Imbrogno - will be presenting The Self-Represented Liti...
Why Law Students should Care about Self-Represented Litigants and Access to Justice
Guest blog by Lidia Imbrogno, NSRLP research assistant and 2L, Windsor Law
Depending on whom you ask, “Access to Justice” can mean di...
Making it Legal: Some Simple Steps for Moving Unbundling to the Next Stage
NSRLP has just collated the results of a short online survey, distributed through social media to lawyers in Ontario whom we knew were ...