CanuckKabuk Law

As I've noted before, although all kinds of links to all kinds of interesting information be found in the  sidebar, I have never had an official  blogroll at A Primer on Special Needs and the Law - the main reason being that there are very few Canadian legal-disability blogs out there, or at least very few that I'm aware of.

But today I came across "Kabuk Law" (no, I have absolutely no clue where that name came from although I can tell you that they bill themselves as "the first interactive platform for seeking legal advice in North America, enabling consumers to source desired providers and book appointments online" and there is an interesting little story behind how the site came to be) that appears worthy of sharing.

This is the link to their blog, where some interesting articles in their own right can be found. This will take you to their main page.

So what's it all about, you ask?

Basically it's a CANADIAN site that attempts to connect the public (meaning people like you. And you. And yes, you too) with lawyers. Pardon my excitement, but finding truly Canadian sites like this is indeed rare.

So check them out. Even if you're not in need of legal services at the moment, it's never hurts to be a Boy Girl Scout and be prepared. Check out their blog, too; as I said, there looks to be some very interesting stuff there, including a link to a survey asking people about their experiences looking for legal advice or (gasp) even an actual lawyer.

It would appear that they actually want to make getting legal advice easier, right here in Canada. Who would have thunk it, eh?