An overview of the landscape related to legal innovation and access to justice.
The California Bar has tabled proposals from the California Task Force on Access Through Innovation of Legal Services. The trustees tabled a proposal to create a group that would study a potential pilot program, known as a regulatory sandbox, that...Read More
The New York County Lawyer's Association Task Force on For-Profit, Online Legal Matching Services has issued a report and recommendations for changes to ethics rules. From the Executive Summary: In a nutshell, the Task Force believes that the current Rules,...Read More
From the Arizona Legal Services Taskforce Website: "The Task Force on Delivery of Legal Services, established by Administrative Order 2018-111 to review the regulation of the delivery of legal services in Arizona, will make recommendations as follows: Restyle, update, and...Read More
The Florida Bar Board of Governors is currently studying a proposal by the Florida Commission on Access to Civil Justice to create "Advanced Florida Registered Paralegals." These professionals would be authorized – under the supervision of a lawyer – to assist...Read More
The Florida Supreme Court has asked the Florida Bar to study the legal regulatory landscape in Florida. Bob Ambrogi has the story and a link to the letter to Florida Bar president John Stewart.
State Bar of California Task Force on Access Through Innovation in Legal Services (ATILS) approved eight recommendations that now need to be voted on by its Board of Trustees on March 12. The text of the proposals and meeting information...Read More
The North Carolina State Bar has formed a Subcommittee to Study Regulatory Change. Its first meeting will be in March 2020.
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The Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission (ARDC) has published for public comment an Intermediary Connecting Services Proposal. For more information, please visit this LinkedIn post.
In 2019,. the New Mexico Supreme Court formed a working group to explore Limited License Legal Technicians. The Working Group final report can be found here. On January 24, the New Mexico Supreme Court endorsed proposals to help New Mexico...Read More