04 Mar About, Blog Alleviating Client “Suffering” – the Changing Nature of Client Care July 23, 2021 By NSRLP 3 comments An article in last week’s New York Times Doctors Strive to do Less Harm by Inattentive Care described a new
27 Jan About, Blog Dear Julie: Diary of a Self-Represented Litigant July 16, 2020 By NSRLP 2 comments This week’s guest blogger is an anonymous SRL who wrote me the following message this last week. Their story is
13 Jan Blog Paying for Legal Services with Time rather than Value: the Billable Hour & its Consequences for Clients July 23, 2021 By NSRLP 4 comments The recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Bank of Nova Scotia v. Diemer (2014 ONCA 851) represents a watershed
03 Dec Blog Checking Our Egos and Accepting Our Part is Fundamental to Restoring Public Trust in the Justice System June 30, 2021 By NSRLP 7 comments This week’s guest blogger is Rob Harvie, a family lawyer, Law Society of Alberta Bencher and member of the NSRLP
10 Nov Blog It’s Over But We Cannot Afford to Divorce July 23, 2021 By NSRLP 1 comment Access to Justice, Self-Representation and the Non-Divorced During November, NSRLP is focusing on the social impact of self-representation. Action Step