Exciting times on the horizon for nonlawyers and legal access initiatives! It will be interesting to see the comments offered on these reform proposals.
The whole sandbox approach is quite innovative and is an excellent way to affect change and make an impact.
It’s refreshing to know the leaders in our courts are pivoting to address the need for affordable and accessible legal innovations. And in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the urgency has been highlighted and is gaining traction through the ranks.
Here’s a link to the ABA journal article on the UT reform proposals:
What are your thoughts about these proposals?
Do you think other states will follow this initiative?
I’d love to hear your thoughts, comments or ideas about this. Feel free to reach out to me!