LexArtia® Digital Discourse
Juliana Saxberg, Principal Lawyer and Founder of Lex Artia Professional Corporation
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A place to slow down the online conversation.

Digital Discourse is a small public-education project about the choices that shape online life: what we share, how we respond when a situation escalates, and why care and restraint still matter.

Juliana Saxberg is the Principal Lawyer and Founder of Lex Artia Professional Corporation. Based in Ottawa, her professional background includes more than 20 years of work in employment, labour, human rights, privacy, and administrative law.

These essays are written to make room for context, thoughtfulness, and human dignity—without turning private conflict into public spectacle.

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When the Harm Is Digital but the Damage Is Real

Five Ontario matters, what the courts actually did, and what each one teaches

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When Online Conflict Becomes Cyberbullying

What Canadian law actually covers, and what to do in the first 48 hours

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Public Accountability and Online Pile-Ons

The legal risks of joining in, and how organizations should respond when one lands on their doorstep

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Words Online Have Consequences

A plain-language guide to defamation and privacy before you post

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General information only: Digital Discourse is public education. It is not legal advice, crisis counselling, or a service offering, and it does not assess individual disputes.