This article by Kathryn A Sabbeth examines public interest lawyering in the US, and argues that public interest lawyering should not be regarded as a market exception.
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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.
Online Judges and Internet Hearings Under eBay Justice Plan
The Crisis in New Zealand’s Civil Justice System
Here is an article describing the crisis in New Zealand’s civil justice system.
UN Rights Expert Urges Greater Access to Justice in Portugal
Can We Standardize Legal Warning Icons?
Open Law Lab has a post on whether standardized legal warning icons could increase access to legal information.
Google Offers Health Info in its Knowledge Graph: What About Law?
Open Law Lab has a post asking whether Google’s approach to health information searches could be replicated for legal problems
Intro to Legal Design Class
Open Law Lab has a post about an introduction to legal design class at Stanford.
Flat Rate Paralegal – Providing Wider Access to Justice in Peterborough
Peterborough This Week has a short article on Flat Rate Paralegal Services, which is a new service provider in Peterborough, Ontario.
Bob Ward Announces Plan to Retire
Law Times has an article on the retirement of Legal Aid Ontario CEO Bob Ward.
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