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| bio = '''Nathaniel Russell''' | | bio = '''Nathaniel Russell''' serves as Legal & Innovation Counsel with [[Courthouse Libraries BC]] and as the project coordinator of [[Clicklaw Wikibooks]]. He is the volume editor for ''[[JP Boyd on Family Law]]'' and ''[[Legal Help for British Columbians]]''. He was called to the BC Bar in 2006 and is a 2005 graduate of Dalhousie Law School. Nate practised family law and civil litigation at small firms prior to joining Courthouse Libraries BC. Nate is an active voice on law and technology topics through his contributions on [http://www.slaw.ca/author/russell/ Slaw], Canada's online legal magazine, and as an advisory member or presenter. Prior to entering law, Nate worked as a communications consultant for internet startups and CBC Television. | ||
| name = Nate Russell | | name = Nate Russell | ||
| image = [[image:naterussell.jpg|150px|left|link=|Nate Russell]] | | image = [[image:naterussell.jpg|150px|left|link=|Nate Russell]] | ||
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Nathaniel Russell serves as Legal & Innovation Counsel with Courthouse Libraries BC and as the project coordinator of Clicklaw Wikibooks. He is the volume editor for JP Boyd on Family Law and Legal Help for British Columbians. He was called to the BC Bar in 2006 and is a 2005 graduate of Dalhousie Law School. Nate practised family law and civil litigation at small firms prior to joining Courthouse Libraries BC. Nate is an active voice on law and technology topics through his contributions on Slaw, Canada's online legal magazine, and as an advisory member or presenter. Prior to entering law, Nate worked as a communications consultant for internet startups and CBC Television. |
