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    Can AI Improve Access to Justice? An Employment Law Example

    by Samuel Dahan June 25, 2020
    by Samuel Dahan June 25, 2020

    Written by Samuel Dahan, Zach Berg, David Liang, Queens University I.  Introduction: Canada’s Access-to-Justice Paradox and the…

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