Sentences with phrase «nothing about access to justice»

Note that we are not doing nothing about access to justice.

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They have «Access to Justice» committees, and they express «concern» about the problem, but nothing has happened during all the decades during which this problem has been inflicting more damage in one day than have all of the incompetent and unethical lawyers in the whole history of Canada, coast to coast to coast.

repeatedly used as an example of a barrier to access to justice when the litigator saying it has nothing at all to say about the ruinously high cost of litigation, to have the Law Society spend all this time and effort on ABS while spending comparatively little time on investigating how to realistically reduce the cost of litigation.

Since ABS does next to nothing and perhaps nothing about the time and cost of litigation, and since that is where the real barrier to access to justice lies, explain what you would do to deal with the time and cost of litigation.

Further, they fail to realize that (1) every single benefit they extol can be achieved without selling our ownership, and (2) ABS does nothing about the one gigantic barrier to access to justice - the ruinous time and cost of litigation.

If we are serious about access to justice, we should throw out the existing civil rules and return to a rule book with nothing but the essentials:... Our trial and pre-trial procedures, like most things in life, have developed an excess of appendages and fluff over time.

The real barrier to access to justice is overwhelmingly (nothing else comes remotely close) the time and cost of litigation, and ABS will do precisely nothing about it.