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Who do I sue? The inequality in Aotearoa's legal services

Who do I sue? The inequality in Aotearoa's legal services

Who do I sue? The inequality in Aotearoa's legal services Who do I sue? The inequality in Aotearoa's legal services, 5.91 MB
Thursday, May 31, 2018

A report by the Otago Legal Issue Centre has found a significant gap in the accessibility of legal services in Aotearoa. Those who can’t afford a private lawyer, which can cost on Average $300 per hour, are struggling to get civil legal aid due to a lack of lawyers and strict eligibility criteria. Lachlan spoke with centre director Dr Bridgette Toy-Cronin about the report.