This "boutique" corporate lawyer is right, of course.
There is no equal justice for anybody on the bottom half of the income scale simply because they cannot afford a lawyer.
  And enforcing a business contract is the least of the problems average working folks have with the civil justice system.
   Upper middle class professionals are protected by the law; they can, if they need to litigate for compensation for any number of cveryday cases, from personal injuries to malpractice suits; from landlord-tenant disputes to discrimination and human rights violations.
  The majority of Canadians, contrarily, live at the mercy of the rich and powerful and the professional class, unable to get compensation for personal injuries because they cannot afford a lawyer.
   And both lawyers and judges are more likely than ever to consider the case of a low income worker not worth the court's time or the law firm's time.
  There is no justice for the majority of Canadian.
   No justice = no democracy.