On March 7, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. MT, IAALS and The Chicago Bar Foundation will delve into the root causes of access to justice issues for the middle class, and feature leaders who have successfully launched promising legal service delivery models.

This second webinar, part of a two-part project launch series, builds upon the foundation laid by the first webinar, “Transforming the Delivery of Legal Services: Unveiling the Above the Line Network.” The initial session focused on understanding the breadth of the access to justice crises, introducing the newly launched Above the Line Network (ATLN), and gathering insights from experts on how the legal profession can unite through ATLN to enhance access to affordable legal help for the middle class.

Building on the research and information shared in the first webinar, the second session shifts its focus to comprehending the root causes associated with the access to justice problem for the middle class, and provides a platform for leaders who have launched successful legal service delivery models to share their experiences and insights.

This webinar will feature Roya Samarghandi (Associate Director of Advocacy, Innovation, & Training, The Chicago Bar Foundation), Jessica Bednarz (Director of Legal Services and the Profession, IAALS), Bill Henderson (Professor, Indiana University Maurer School of Law), Daniel Hernandez (Founder and Principal Attorney, NextLevel Law), and Gabby Majewski (Executive Director, DC Affordable Law Firm).

Registration is free and open now. Approved for one hour of Colorado CLE credit. For more information about the first webinar, “Transforming the Delivery of Legal Services: Unveiling the Above the Line Network,” click here.