Change Or Irrelevance? Your Pick
Change is coming one way or the other. You just need to decide what side of the change you want to be on.
Does The ABA Care More About ‘Access To Justice’ Than It Cares About Members’ Access To Jobs?
The mere fact that the ABA needs to deliberate at all over the issue of LLLTs is a sharp reminder that the ABA is not fully committed to advancing the interests of new lawyers.
How Innovative Legal Teams Are Turning AI From Promise To Practice
In recent years, AI has moved beyond speculation in the legal industry. What used to be hypothetical is now very real.
Nonlawyer Legal Technicians: Access to Justice? Or Will They Make Things Worse?
These nonlawyer practitioners will end up replacing attorneys and may eventually abandon the underserved community they were created to serve.
Can Nonlawyers Close The Access-To-Justice Gap?
In some states, certain nonlawyers -- “limited license legal technicians” or LLLTs -- will soon be able to to practice law in areas of particular need. How will this affect the justice gap?