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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

What Syria Has Taught Us About Food Security

by Sherif Rizk

Interactive Model Code of Professional Conduct – a New Resource for Mobile Lawyers, Academic Researchers and Others

by Gavin Hume, Q.C.

Tony Merchant and the Missing Fee Agreement: Why All the Fuss?

by Jasminka Kalajdzic

Physics and the Strategic Reinvention of the Legal Profession

by Kate Gower

Envy in Law School (Or What I Learned From the Rock This Summer)

by Anna Lund

Ontario Court of Appeal to Consider Basic Land Titles Issues

by John R. Wood

The Only Thing Wrong With Looseleafs Is They’re Printed on Paper

by David Collier-Brown

Options for Implementing Carter: One Lawyer’s Unique Perspective on the Landmark SCC Decision

by Christy Smith-Worthylake

LSUC’s Vexing Voting Scheme

by Alan Cliff

Memory, Politics and the Monument to Victims of Communism

by Joanne St. Lewis

Ontario Law Schools Working Hard to Help Students Understand and Respond to Domestic Violence

by Camille Cameron

TLA Statement on Arrest of Criminal Lawyer Laura Liscio

by Toronto Lawyers Association

Executor’s Insurance in Canada: An Idea Long Overdue

by John Hoyles

Should the ICC Do Anything About CIA Torture?

by Sherif Rizk

When Lawyers May Not Be the Best Appointments to the Supreme Court

by Susan Drummond

The New International Outsourcing Standard: ISO 37500:2014

by Richard Austin

The Reality Disconnect: How Hierarchical Decision-Making Is Holding Back Progress on Access to Justice in Canada

by Julie Macfarlane

Canadian Lawyers Making a Difference in Cambodia

by John Claydon

Don’t You Know, We’re Talking About a Tuition Revolution

by A2J

Cyberbullying, Social Media Networks and Sentencing: The Alberta Court of Appeal Strikes a Hard Blow in R v Mackie

by Brock Jones

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

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