The National Self Represented Litigants Project blog has this post on how lawyers can strive to alleviate the suffering of their clients by changing how they deal with clients.
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Alternative Business Structures Proposals or Solving the Unaffordable Legal Services Problem
JP Boyd’s access to justice blog features this post on alternative business structures by guest columnist Ken Chasse.
Family Justice 3.3: Automating Dispute Resolution
JP Boyd has a post focussing on automating dispute resolution in family justice matters.
The Ongoing Hryniak “Culture Shift”
A post by John O’Sullivan discussing recent cases and the “culture shift” needed to improve access to justice in civil litigation.
The Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice
The Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice — Canada’s foremost dedicated journal in the field — has now transitioned to a free, open-access online format.
Check out the first open access issue at
Innovating Justice – A Book Review
The Winkler Institute blog has this book review of Innovating Justice by HiiL’s Sam Muller and other HiiL contributors – review by Nicole Aylwin.
Family Justice 3.2: Empowering Families to Address the Sequelae of Separation
JP Boyd has another addition to his recent posts about new family justice models, this one on empowering families to address the sequelae of separation.
Family Justice 3.0: A Partially Automated, Settlement-Oriented, Lawyer-Facilitated Approach
JP Boyd’s Access to Justice blog has this article on “family justice 3.0”.
The Empathy Deficit : Why So Many Lawyers Believe Their Job is to be a Jerk
At the NSRLP blog, here is an article on lawyers, empathy, and how the absence of empathy as a professional ideal might contribute to A2J problems.
Thoughts on Family Law for Family Day
At the CFCJ, Nabila Khan and Sabreena Delhon post a few thoughts about family law for family day.
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