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Darcy L MacPherson

doi:10.29173/mlj1455

July 9, 2024Manitoba Law Journal

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Online dispute resolution (ODR) addresses legal challenges caused by COVID-19, enhancing access to justice.
The Canadian legal system has rapidly adapted to pandemic conditions, leveraging technology for dispute resolution.
Decision-making processes among Manitoba's leaders are critical in shaping responses to the ongoing crisis.
This issue is the second in a series focused on legal adaptations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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This issue examines online dispute resolution in Canada during COVID-19, highlighting legal adaptations for effective decision-making.

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This issue of the Manitoba Law Journal is focused on online dispute resolution, or ODR. This issue is the second installment of a three- part series examining how the Canadian legal system adapted to the COVID-19 crisis. The first was 46.1 Canada’s Emergencies Act: Beyond the Roulou Report. The third issue will explore decision-making during the crisis by our most senior elected leaders in Manitoba.

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