An Agenda for Next Generation Legal Services

In the world of access to justice, consumer law, and even big law services, we need to think more clearly about what kinds of new products and services we should … Read More

What would you spend $10 million on for Access to Justice?

I made another visual based on a short questionnaire I ran back in November-December last year, on people’s thoughts on Access to Justice. Earlier visuals of the questionnaire responses are … Read More

Law’s PDF Problem (a short manifesto)

As I’ve ventured into the world of public legal education — helping lay people figure out and navigate their legal problems — I keep hitting my head against one thorny … Read More

Is there a coherent Access to Justice Movement?

From November’s 5 Question Friday, I have compiled some of the responses and quotes I received in response to this question — Is There a Coherent A2J Movement? There is … Read More

NYC Housing Court Navigators

via NYC Housing Court – Resolution Assistance Program (RAP). New York just began a pilot program of Court Navigators for Housing Courts in some jurisdictions.  Non-lawyers would help self-represented litigants … Read More