Access to Justice: Programs, Proposals and Reports

Access to Justice: Programs, Proposals and Reports*

- Canada
  - Court Navigators – Another Important Tool to Increase Access to Justice
- Multi-State
  - Nonlawyer Navigators in State Courts
  - Three Notable Updates on Non-Lawyers Providing Legal Assistance
  - Nonlawyer Activity in Law-Related Situations
  - A Comparison of Non-Lawyer Legal Professionals for Colorado Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Licensing Paralegals
  - LLT Working Group – Alternative Legal Service Providers
  - Alternative Licensure Table
  - Alternative Business Structures: Good for the Public, Good for the Lawyers
  - Self-Represented Litigation Network
  - Access to Justice Commissions Report 2018
- Alabama
- Alaska
  - Abused Women’s Aid in Crisis (AWAIC) FY 2019 Annual Report
- Arizona
  - Licensed Legal Advocates Program
  - Legal Document Preparer Program
  - Information regarding Non-Attorney Document Preparation
  - Task Force on the Delivery of Legal Services
  - Arizona Commission on Access to Justice Annual Report 2019
  - ABA Journal “Training for nonlawyers to provide legal advice will start in Arizona in the fall”
- Arkansas
- California
  - What is a Legal Document Assistant?
  - The State Bar of California Report
  - State Bar Study of Online Delivery of Legal Services
  - California Task Force Recommends Limited Fee-Sharing, ‘Regulatory Sandbox’
  - 2020 ATILS Final Report
- Colorado
  - A Comparison of Non-Lawyer Legal Professionals for Colorado Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Licensing Paralegals
  - The Colorado Equal Access Center: Connecting Unrepresented Litigants to Legal Resources through Technology
  - Directive Concerning Colorado Courts’ Self-Represented Litigant Assistance
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
  - DC Bar Launches Study Of Nonlawyer Firm Ownership
  - Court Navigator Program
  - Proposed Amendment to Comment 1 of DC Rules of Professional Conduct 6.5
- Florida
  - Florida Courts Help
- Georgia
- Hawaii
  - Volunteer Court Navigator
  - Volunteer Court Navigator Pilot Program – First Circuit
  - Volunteer Court Navigator Pilot Program – Second Circuit
  - Establishing a Volunteer Court Navigator Pilot Program – First Circuit
  - Establishing a Volunteer Court Navigator Pilot Program – Second Circuit
  - Hawaii Access to Justice Commission Annual Report 2018
- Idaho
- Illinois
  - Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice
  - Advancing Access to Justice in Illinois 2017-2020 Strategic Plan
  - A2J Commission Seeks to Expand Self-Represented Litigant Coordinator Network
  - Illinois Map Book of Demographics Related to Court Access
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
  - Court Navigator Pilot Project
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
  - Alternative Legal Models Task Force
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
  - Document Preparation Services
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
  - LLT Working Group – Alternative Legal Service Providers
  - Innovation to Address the Access to Justice Gap
- New York
  - NYC Housing Court: Court Navigator Program – Volunteer Opportunities
  - Roles Beyond Lawyers
  - Access to Justice and the Court Navigator Program
  - Roles for Nonlaywer Practitioners
  - Legal deserts: How Texas, New York are tackling the problem
  - The Court Navigators Program
  - Navigating the New York Courts with the Assistance of a Non-Lawyer
- North Carolina
  - Court Navigator Volunteer
  - Legal Professionalism Committee Report
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
  - Oregon State Bar – Futures Task Force
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
  - Legal deserts: How Texas, New York are tackling the problem
- Utah
  - Licensed Paralegal Practictioner
  - Narrowing the Access-to-Justice Gap by Reimagining Regulation
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
  - Forensic Navigator Program
  - Limited Practice Rule for Limited License Legal Technicians
  - LLLT Board – Consumer, Money, and Debt Law
  - Preliminary Evaluation of the Washington State Limited License Legal Technician Program
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming

* This listing is incomplete and will be supplemented. Please contact Amy Richardson (arichardson@hwglaw.com) or Tom Mason (tmason@hwglaw.com) with any suggested additions, deletions or comments.