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Finally, Canadian Data on Case Outcomes: SRL vs. Represented Parties
For the past three years, ever since the publication of the National SRL Study, I have been regularly asked about the impact self-repre...
Unbundling “Unbundling”: Separating the Myths from the Realities
There is a noticeable increase in the amount of legal services being openly offered via limited-scope retainers or as unbundled legal s...
Raising Consciousness, Deepening Knowledge & Building Bridges: SRLs and the Law Schools
Since the establishment of NSRLP in 2013, we have been looking for ways to humanize and normalize the experience of so many Canadians w...
Self-Represented Litigants, Judges, and the NSRLP McKenzie Friend Guide
Guest blog by Judith M. DaSilva
Just over a year ago, I approached Julie Macfarlane for supervision for my LLM. I had read her book “T...
Including the Public in A2J Consultations: A Grade Report Card for the Provinces – Guest Blog by Robert Harvie
Last summer, on behalf of the NSRLP, I sought some feedback on the extent to which Access to Justice initiatives across Canada were eng...