Delivery Systems – Voices for Civil Justice

Law schools are letting down their students and society—here are three steps they can take to fix things

Op-Ed (NATIONAL)

Law schools are letting down their students and society—here are three steps they can take to fix things

September 20, 2017 | Gillian Hadfield | Quartz
This is bad news for students. But it is even worse news for the rest of us.
Tags: Delivery Systems | Law Schools

LSC’s James Sandman: We Need Technology & Paraprofessionals

Interview (NATIONAL)

LSC’s James Sandman: We Need Technology & Paraprofessionals

July 31, 2015 | Monica Bay | Bloomberg
Q&A with Legal Services Corporation president James Sandman about solutions and trends in civil justice.
Tags: Access to Justice | Delivery Systems | Legal Needs

Courthouse too expensive for too many

Editorial (Florida)

Courthouse too expensive for too many

Too Many Lawyers. Here’s One Solution

Blog Post (Washington)

Too Many Lawyers. Here’s One Solution

July 6, 2015 | Paul Barrett | Bloomberg Businessweek
An NYU professor urges lawyers and courts to drop opposition to “licensed legal technicians”.
Tags: Access to Justice | Delivery Systems | Unbundling

Washington State Experiments with Legal Technicians

News Story (Washington)

Washington State Experiments with Legal Technicians

June 29, 2015 | Bloomberg
Article about the legal technicians program in Washington state.
Tags: Access to Justice | Delivery Systems

The Justice Gap: How Big Law Is Failing Legal Aid

Feature (NATIONAL)

The Justice Gap: How Big Law Is Failing Legal Aid

American Bar Association President Pushes Online Models for Civil Disputes

News Story (Tennessee)

American Bar Association President Pushes Online Models for Civil Disputes

June 22, 2015 | Bill Dries | Memphis Daily News
The president of the American Bar Association says the traditional method of providing pro bono legal services in civil matters to those who can’t afford to pay for an attorney isn’t working despite best efforts.
Tags: Delivery Systems | Technology