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11 Jan

Let’s Make and Keep Some New Year Resolutions about Access to Justice

January 11, 2014
By NSRLP
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Over the past 12 months, there has been extensive study, analysis, and debate about the state of access to justice in Canada – verdict,...

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18 Dec

Providing Legal Services in a Coaching Model: the What, Why, and How

December 18, 2013
By NSRLP
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Returning to the question of whether, and how, lawyers could provide coaching in self-advocacy for SRL’s, let me first put a few pertin...

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14 Dec

Seriously? Lawyers Coaching SRLs in Self-Advocacy?

December 14, 2013
By NSRLP
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Much of what I heard from SRLs in my 2011-12 study – and continue to hear in the mail we receive daily at the National Self-Represented...

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08 Dec

Fire in the Hole: Why Every Lawyer Needs to Care About Access to Justice

December 8, 2013
By NSRLP
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In the last 12 weeks I have made many presentations about the results of the National SRL Study to audiences of lawyers and justice sys...

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30 Nov

Bergen v Sharpe and SRL Costs: The Long and Short of It

November 30, 2013
By NSRLP
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The furor on Twitter which has accompanied the publication of Justice Price’s decision this week in Bergen v Sharpe reflects the deep a...

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