Our Updates
“Access to Justice is Access to Information”: Guide to Civil Litigation for BC SRLs launched
Dom Bautista’s Paralegal Litigation Users Group (“Plug 5) has achieved something quite remarkable – a comprehensive walk-through of the...
“What is Going Wrong with Access to Justice Projects”: Open Lab Survey
Echoing a query that we hear often about the practical impact of the various meetings, task forces and other efforts to draw together s...
NSRLP Website Reaches 91 countries, 27,000 readers
The NSRLP website recorded a fantastic 27,000 views from no fewer than 91 countries in 2014. To put this number into perspective, 27,00...
De-Stressing Litigation: Working out the Kinks
A collaborative NSRLP/ Canadian Mental Health Association (Windsor)/ Ontario Court of Justice (Windsor)/ Canadian College (Windsor) pro...
NSRLP’s Updated and Expanded SRL / A2J Annotated Bibliography
This week we are posting version 3 of NSRLP’s SRL / A2J bibliography https://representingyourselfcanada.com/annotated-bibliography/
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Dear Santa
Dear Santa,
We know how busy you are, so we thought that one letter from the diverse collective of friends and supporters of the NSRLP ...
Access To Justice All-Star: Katrina Trask
Our newest Access to Justice All-Star is nominated by Chief Justice Derek Green of the Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court. Katrina...
Update From the US SRL Study: Jennifer Muller Appears in Promotional Video for “Cases Without Counsel”
Work continues by IAALS at the University of Denver on the duplication of the Canadian methodology in five US states where SRLs will be...
“Rebuilding Public Trust” Graphic by Margaret Hagan
We have been delighted to work with Margaret Hagan, a graduate of Stanford Law School and increasingly recognized graphic artist, on an...
Innovative Alberta QB Amicus Program for SRLs Now Expanding
The Alberta “QB Amicus” program is an excellent example of the collaboration and innovation that is emerging as a result of increased a...
Collecting Critical SRL Data Via Our New Intake Form
Despite ending data collection for the original SRL Study in December 2012, we have not stopped hearing from SRLs on a daily basis at t...
Working with SRLs: Ideas and Suggestions from the Bench
A small Working Group of judges, representing jurisdictions across Canada, and who hear SRLs on a regular basis in their courtrooms hav...