Access to justice

The tool is only as good as the data it feeds on... and a lot of that costs money.

Not being a lawyer doesn't make someone a scam artist.

Check out the week in review on the legal technology front!

Access-to-justice expert Rebecca Sandefur also encourages panel to consider loosening unauthorized practice restrictions.

Kids who might have gone to elite undergrad institutions and would have had a chance at law school may be overlooked in the law school application process.

Judge Thapar believes that we need to replace the current system with one that delivers justice to people more quickly.

The Pew Charitable Trusts will tackle the use of technology to modernize the civil legal justice system.

Every lawyer must go beyond talking about access to justice and take action.

Hmm, maybe nonlawyer ownership of law firms would help...

What needs to change for the legal profession to better deliver services to all who need them?

Addressing this crisis requires cooperation and collaboration.

When it comes to innovation, we need help and should not be too arrogant to look outside the law to business and other professions, here and abroad.

The LTC program officially launches later this month, but you can visit the website now for more information at www.legaltechforachange.org.

Legal plans suffer from a lack of awareness and understanding here in the U.S., but form an important solution for access to justice for many Americans.

Are hackathons a gimmick or do they lead to meaningful outcomes?

2018 will be the year that we move the needle on access to justice for all citizens using technology.

Improving access to justice requires a broad and inclusive approach to law school reform to provide more affordable alternatives for citizens.

Clinging to the idea that an attorney’s work is above and superior to a business is shortsighted and career limiting.

We need to elevate the average person’s knowledge for preventative legal checkups, but how?

What does the NYSBA find so wrong with Avvo's access to legal services program?