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There is strong interest in the ongoing impact of the pandemic on filings in our courts, and with it a renewed interest in filings more generally. While it is critical to look at filings in the short term given the challenges of the pandemic and the… MORE
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The introduction of allied legal professionals into the legal profession is a response to the call for greater access to justice, particularly for people who fall between not qualifying for legal aid and not being able to afford an attorney—which is… MORE
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It has been nearly fifty years since the first state judicial performance evaluation (JPE) program was instituted in Alaska. Since then, nearly twenty states have implemented or experimented with official JPE programs.
This white paper served as a… MORE
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With over a decade of experience and seven states having implemented allied legal professional (ALP) programs, the time is ripe for a concerted effort on reciprocity. Reciprocity can enhance both the growth and effectiveness of ALP programs by… MORE
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IAALS has been at the forefront of efforts to rethink how the legal profession regulates the delivery of legal services. While the legal profession has been abuzz with questions about how lawyers should (or should not) use AI in their practice, how… MORE
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Through its Unlocking Legal Regulation work, IAALS is deeply involved in regulatory innovation happening across the United States. The regulatory innovation movement is now at a point where leaders can draw upon their past experiences and share out… MORE
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Through its Unlocking Legal Regulation work, IAALS is deeply involved in regulatory innovation happening across the United States and supports pilot projects for risk-based regulation in Utah and other states, including identifying metrics and… MORE