Julie talks to lawyer Colin Feasby about his experience as pro bono lawyer for a self-represented litigant in the now rather famous Pintea v. Johns case that made it all the way to the Supreme Court this past April (NSRLP acted as intervenor in that case). On its face, the case was about the hugely punitive fine levied against Mr. Pintea for missing two case management meetings while he was self-representing; but even more importantly, this case is about the treatment of SRLs by judges across the country. In other news: the infamous Millard case, and a new study from our American friends at IAALS.
More on this episode on our website:https://representingyourselfcanada.com/insiders-and-outsiders/
