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25 March 2015

How Courtroom Innovations Help Self-Represented Litigants

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The Toronto Star posted an interesting story this past weekend discussing how courtroom innovations in New York, the U.K. and Windsor, Ontario are helping self-represented litigants navigate the legal waters.
Canada Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Originally published on Slaw.

The Toronto Star posted an interesting story this past weekend discussing how courtroom innovations in New York, the U.K. and Windsor, Ontario are helping self-represented litigants navigate the legal waters.

You can read the story here.

There is a complete absence of mention of what is being done in Toronto. If the answer is "nothing", then perhaps we should all be looking at what can be done.

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