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24 Feb

Realizing the Pro Bono Potential of the “Third Flank”: Suggestions for What Every Lawyer Who Cares about A2J Can Do (Right Now)

February 24, 2014
By NSRLP
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Last week’s blog “’Lawyers do more pro bono work than any other profession”: Why Pro Bono Will Not and Can Not Save Us from the A2J Cri...

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20 Feb

“Lawyers do more pro bono work than any other profession”. Why Pro Bono Will Not and Can Not Save Us from the A2J Crisis

February 20, 2014
By NSRLP
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I have many times heard lawyers make the following statement (often with some irritation or a measure of defensiveness) “You know, law...

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20 Feb

Please Don’t Make Me: Why is Acknowledging and Talking about the A2J Problem with the Public So Hard?

February 20, 2014
By NSRLP
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“I think I would tell them this is a system that has worked for 200 years and I believe that it is the best system that we could have."...

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20 Feb

John Manwaring: Professor of Law, Common Law Section University of Ottawa

February 20, 2014
By NSRLP
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John Manwaring is Professor of Law at the University of Ottawa, Common Law Section, where he teaches on the French program. John has pu...

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20 Feb

Noel Semple, J.D., Ph.D. University of Windsor Faculty of Law

November 4, 2016
By NSRLP
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Noel Semple is Assistant Professor at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law. Noel studies access to justice. His work asks how th...

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