BC’s Legal Services Society blog has a FAQ post about their new online service, MyLawBC.
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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.
Access to Justice Advocate – Nat Paul
The CFCJ blog has a post on access to justice advocate Nat Paul, who is program manager at the Ontario Justice Education Network.
What’s Money Got to Do with It?: Public Interest Lawyering and Profit
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.
Online Judges and Internet Hearings Under eBay Justice Plan
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.
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.
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