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About Guest Blogger

From time to time Slaw publishes posts by guest bloggers. The author will be identified at the start of the entry, and some biographical material will be available at its end.

Posts by Guest Blogger

Alternative Business Structures and Access to Justice … for Whom?

by David Wiseman

CBA Futures Chat: Spotlight on Innovation

by Fred Headon

Toward a Modernised and More Accessible Justice: Technological Courtroom Management

by Alexandre Thibeault

The Komagata Maru Remembered

by Faisal Bhabha

US Supreme Court Clarifies Law on Warrantless Cell Phone Searches. Will the Supreme Court of Canada Follow?

by Marlon Hylton

Debt and Access to the Legal Profession

by Chris Rudnicki

Professor Joanne St. Lewis: Why I Stood Up to Racist Cyber Libel

by Joanne St. Lewis

CBA Futures Chat: Law and Design

by Margaret Hagan

Mental Health and the Legal Workplace

by Alysia Davies

Leave the U of S Law Library Alone

by Michael Plaxton

CBA Futures Chat: How to Be a Legal Innovator

by Natalie McFarlane

Legal IT v3.0

by David R Johnston

Does Solicitor-Client Privilege Truly Enhance Public Trust in Lawyers?

by Daniella Portolese

Targeting Lawyer-Mothers: Rethinking the Unavoidable

by Meagan Dutchak

The Double Glass Ceiling

by Nhi Huynh

The Duty of Confidentiality: Are Rules Made to Be Broken?

by Sean O'Neill

Defence Lawyers, Our Unrecognized Superheroes?

by Meera Persaud

There’s No Place for the Law Society in the Bedrooms of Its Members

The Perpetuation of Problems in the Public Perception of Legal Professionals: an Analysis of the Erroneous ‘Mitigating Factors’ in Law Society of Upper Canada v. Hunter

by Alexander G. Geddes

Specialized Licensing for Specialized Practices

by Mike McChesney

Lawyers Seeking Spousal Advice: A Breach of Solicitor-Client Privilege?

by Sarah Alasaly

Is the Best Defence a Good Offence?

by Emily Gallagher

Our Lips Are Sealed

by C. Taleen Balian

Are Online Dispute Resolution Processes Necessarily Access to Justice Strategies?

by Kathryn E. Thomson

Secure Communications by Mandated Design?

by David Collier-Brown

A Bankrupt Can’t Escape a Judgment for Sexual Assault

by Anna Matas & Elizabeth K. P. Grace

Protection Standards on the Horizon for Cryptocurrency Exchanges as First Class Action Filed

by Jillian Friedman

Lawyers, Law Firms and Exceptionalism

by Jana Schilder

Why the Conservatives’ “Fair Elections Act” Could Be Unconstitutional

by Adam Goldenberg

Articling Fees and Access to Justice

by Bhuvana Sankaranarayanan