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US Justice Needs Report Gives Insight on Access to Justice, Average American Client

IAALS and the Hague Institute for Innovation of Law partnered together to gather more empirical data about the justice needs of Americans — resulting in the recently released U.S. Justice Needs report.

IAALS Promises Data of American Justice Needs in Soon-to-be-Released Study

IAALS and the Hague Institute for Innovation of Law have partnered together to try to gather more empirical data about the justice needs of Americans in the current world which will be released Sept. 1.

Lawyer Legislators Introduce Divorce Process Alternative

Attorneys might have another tool for out-of-court dispute resolution if the Colorado General Assembly approves a bill establishing the Uniform Law Commission. HB21-143 would...

Legal Literacy’s Impact on Access to Justice

A recent survey shows Americans’ awareness of the legal system has increased, though advocates say legal literacy is still a barrier to entry. Access-to-justice advocates...

IAALS Report Reimagines a ‘Better Bar Exam’

New research from the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System questions whether the current form of the bar exam satisfies what...

IAALS Awardees Strive for Better Court Connection and Trust

The Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System recognized two attorneys involved in the fight for access to justice at the organization’s...

IAALS Launches Nationwide Survey on People’s Everyday Justice Problems

Financial resources aren’t the only factor in determining whether people seek out a lawyer for their justice problems, and people who have the ability...

IAALS Discusses Access to American Rights, Legal Education and Limited Technicians

Speakers at an IAALS panel discussion on Aug. 20 opined on the many faceted challenges of the future of legal services and the hardships...