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Noel Semple on The Lawyer’s Duty to Encourage Respect for the Administration of Justice: A Real Duty:

I agree about the collective responsibilities and those of leaders. But to me, the words “try to improve the administration… more »
Alastair Winston Clarke on This Is Your Sign to Get a Good Bookkeeper:

I agree with all the above. As the owner of a small law firm (9 employees), I am acutely aware… more »
Marco Abruzzi on In Defence of Med-Arb in Estate Disputes:

Thank you, Colm, for including my comments in your thoughtful article. I agree entirely that med-arb has matured into a… more »
Kari Boyle on A Compass for Leaders:

Thanks Allison. This is a very helpful framework. I can also see it working in other contexts including parenting, sports… more »
Robert Diab on Should Courts Allow Counsel to Record and Transcribe in-Court Testimony on Their Phones?:

Michael, thanks for your comment. I do point out that the CJA permits counsel to record, but the OSCJ directive… more »
Michael Lesage on Should Courts Allow Counsel to Record and Transcribe in-Court Testimony on Their Phones?:

The SCJ Ontario, pursuant to the Courts of Justice Act s. 136(2) permits lawyers to make audio recordings for note… more »
Rene Larson on Should Courts Allow Counsel to Record and Transcribe in-Court Testimony on Their Phones?:

I think Rob Diab is right on in his suggestion to allow counsel to record and transcribe testimony. The client… more »
Raj Bharati on Should Courts Allow Counsel to Record and Transcribe in-Court Testimony on Their Phones?:

The legal profession and justice system's resistance to change and risk aversion is astounding, with whiffs of self-dealing. There is… more »
Jennifer Leitch on Digital Justice: Rural Communities and the Access to Internet Problem:

Good afternoon Sitara, A good discussion of the challenges associated with virtual hearings and the need for reliable, cost-efficient internet… more »
Alan Kilpatrick on Generative AI and Self-Represented Litigants in Canada: What We Know and Where to Go:

Hi Amy, Thanks for this post. I thought I would share a new resource the Saskatchewan Access to Legal Information… more »

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