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About Karen Dyck

Karen Dyck is a freelance lawyer based in Manitoba with a keen interest in enhancing access to justice and equality. For the first five years after her Call, Karen carried on a litigation practice in small firms focusing on family law. She has since drawn upon her legal background to work with a number of governmental and non-governmental organizations in a wide range of roles, from investigations and research to program development and writing to management and administration.

Posts by Karen Dyck

Advocates Providing “Legal Services”

Reinventing Competence

Regulating Proportionality in Civil Litigation

Justice Starts Here

Improving Outcomes in Family Law

A Sign of the Times

The Authentic Lawyer?

The Future Is Bright

First Steps on a Journey of Reconciliation

Robson Hall Diary…Week 4

Pipeline to a Diverse Bench

Going Back to the Future

Taking My Own Advice

What if…2.0

Building Good Practice Management Habits

Lawyers and Self-Represented Litigants

More Than Just Rhetorical Questions

What Do We Do With All This Data?

The Final Say

Rainbows and Unicorns

Doing Law Differently

A Definite Yes!

Logic Models and Legal Education

Innovating Regulation on the Prairies

Criminal Justice From a Restorative Perspective

A Duty to Be Tech-Savvy?

More Than Meets the Eye