Canada: mutual recognition of law licenses proposed

In a recent article, Daniel J. Escott discusses the potential benefits of implementing mutual recognition of law licenses across Canadian provinces and territories. He suggests that such an approach could enhance access to justice by allowing lawyers to practice more freely across jurisdictions, thereby addressing regional disparities in legal services. This proposal represents a significant shift from the current self-regulated structure of the legal profession in Canada. Escott highlights that adopting mutual recognition could reduce administrative barriers and promote a more unified legal framework nationwide.

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