Access to Justice

Josh Blandi explains what it takes to bring accessible legal data into the public sphere in a way that is organized, accessible and useful to lawyers.

Josh Blandi | Much of the content that makes our justice system run — court cases, legislative materials, administrative summaries — is actually public information. While new technology is making it easier and less expensive for everyone to ...

Critics say Rule 5.4 limits collaboration between lawyers and allied professionals when making business decisions, which affects the bottom line.

A2J Q&A: Patrick Palace on ways his firm uses data to focus on clients' needs — and why ethics rules that act as barriers to growth and innovation must change.

Pittsburgh lawyer Michael Fiffik says our current system of access to justice is failing consumers, and it’s not even a close call.

In Attorney at Work’s A2J Q&A series, Mary Juetten checks in with lawyers, bar leaders and entrepreneurs working to solve the access to justice problem. This time, we turn the tables and ask Mary to answer questions about her own career path ...

Mary Juetten checks in with Kevin Almeroth, principal and leader of the LegalShield division of Deming, Parker, Hoffman, Campbell & Daly, LLC, in Georgia.

We all know about the civil justice gap that applies to lower-income Americans, but what about the middle class?

Mary Juetten's Q&A with LegalShield's SVP of Regulatory Affairs.

Mary Juetten's Q&A with Benjamin Farrow of The Anderson Law Firm.