Richard Zorza’s access to justice blog has a post noting the improved communications capacity of the access to civil justice movement in the US, and another questioning whether new judicial ethics rules will increase complaints from SRLs.
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Who Says You Need a Law Degree to Practice Law?
The Washington Post has an opinion piece on whether non-lawyer service providers can help close the “justice gap”.
Open Lab – Margaret Hagan
At the Open Law Lab blog, Margaret Hagan has an idea for an open source legal software hub, as well as posts on the concept of care in legal service delivery, and a research project on how people use the internet for legal services.
Civil Resolution Tribunal and Access to Justice – Concerns Remain
The CBA (BC) website has a media release on proposed changes to the Civil Resolution Tribunal in BC.
Time to Debate Overhaul of Legal Education
The Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law
The Winkler Institute blog has a post on HiiL, the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law.
Stratospheric Law-School Fees Raise Bar for Access to Justice
The Halifax Chronicle Herald features this opinion piece on law school fees.
Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice Now Open Access
Mirroring Noel Semple’s listserv post, this post mentions that the Windsor Yearbook on Access to Justice has become an open access journal.
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
MyLawBC Frequently Asked Questions — Part 1
BC’s Legal Services Society blog has a FAQ post about their new online service, MyLawBC.
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