An article in the Kingston Whig-Standard situating Queen’s Law’s legal clinics as a means of improving access to justice.
Category Legal Services
JusticeFundr.ca: Helping Public Interest Litigants, One Campaign at a Time
The Winkler Institute blog has a post on justicefundr.ca.
The Power of Bilingualism in the Legal Profession – Event Recap
The CFCJ has a recap of their recent event on the power of bilingualism.
Juking Access to Justice
Milan Markovic argues that permitting ABS in the US would only exacerbate existing inequalities, not improve access to justice.
Towards the Law of Legal Services
Andrew M Perlman suggests that access to justice in the US could be improved by re-imagining lawyer regulation.
ABS D.O.A.? Idk
Colin Lachance looks to reinvigorate a thoughtful and nuanced discussion about alternative business structures.
Family Justice 3.0: a Settlement-Oriented, Lawyer-Facilitated Hybrid Approach
JP Boyd explores a possible future family justice model.
ODR to Become the Norm in Quebec?
AJRN member Karim Benyekhlef and Nicolas Vermeys look to the future of online dispute resolution in Quebec.
Transactional Legal Services, Triage, and Access to Justice
WillowNet.ca: New Resource Aims to Provide Clear Information About Domestic Abuse
Here’s a CBC report on the launch of WillowNet.ca in Alberta by the Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta, which provides legal information about domestic violence.
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