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Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner Celebrates National Efforts to Expand Access to Justice
Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner Celebrates National Efforts to Expand Access to Justice
IAALS' 17th annual celebration drew 200 supporters and partners as we marked our shared achievements to improve access to justice, and united behind our collective efforts to uphold the rule of law and ensure that justice for all is a reality for everyone.
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IAALS’ Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner Celebrates the Power of People
IAALS’ Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner Celebrates the Power of People
Last week, IAALS gathered with partners and friends for our 16th Annual Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner, celebrating the year’s awardees and everyone who works with us to jumpstart the groundbreaking and achievable solutions that will clear a path to justice for everyone.
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Building a Consumer-Centered Legal Market: Takeaways from IAALS’ Convening on Regulatory Reform
Building a Consumer-Centered Legal Market: Takeaways from IAALS’ Convening on Regulatory Reform
In October, IAALS convened leaders from various regulatory innovation initiatives to discuss sandbox and alternative business structure efforts and research, improve stakeholder engagement, and emphasize the importance of community relations.
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IAALS’ 2023 Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner: A Night of Inspiration
IAALS’ 2023 Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner: A Night of Inspiration
Last week, IAALS gathered with partners and friends for our 15th Annual Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner, celebrating the year’s awardees and recognizing our collective efforts to build a more inclusive justice system.
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IAALS Panel Discusses Bridging the Gap between Courts and People
IAALS Panel Discusses Bridging the Gap between Courts and People
In October, IAALS continued the Redesigning Legal Speaker Series with a panel diving into into the innovative and creative changes judges have applied to make courts more accessible.
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IAALS Celebrates with Partners and Friends at 2022 Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner
IAALS Celebrates with Partners and Friends at 2022 Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner
Last week, IAALS gathered with our partners and friends for our 14th Annual Rebuilding Justice Award Dinner. We were thrilled to welcome people back in person after three years to celebrate this year’s honorees, as well as recognize our collective efforts to build a more accessible, fair, and efficient civil justice system.
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The Paths to Racial Justice: Our Civil System Must Acknowledge Shortcomings and Take Concrete Action
The Paths to Racial Justice: Our Civil System Must Acknowledge Shortcomings and Take Concrete Action
Our final two Paths to Justice events, focused on racial justice, brought together diverse perspectives and partners to engage in a dialogue around inequities in our civil justice system and how it relates to public trust and confidence. IAALS has published two issue papers highlighting outcomes and key takeaways for the paths forward.
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The Paths to Access: Courts Must Look Within and Beyond Justice System
The Paths to Access: Courts Must Look Within and Beyond Justice System
The second two Paths to Justice convenings and webinars, focused on access to justice, brought together diverse perspectives and partners to discuss how we utilize key data from our US Justice Needs survey to drive action and system improvement, followed by an issue paper highlighting outcomes and key takeaways.
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The Paths of the Pandemic: Courts Must Continue to Innovate and Learn from Rapid Changes
The Paths of the Pandemic: Courts Must Continue to Innovate and Learn from Rapid Changes
The first two Paths to Justice convenings and webinars, focused on the pandemic, brought together diverse perspectives and partners to brainstorm lessons learned, identify continuing challenges, and inspire additional research. Out of those events, IAALS has published two issue papers highlighting outcomes and key takeaways.
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Breaking Down the Silos: Dan Rodriguez Discusses the Need for a Less Balkanized Approach to Regulatory Reform
Breaking Down the Silos: Dan Rodriguez Discusses the Need for a Less Balkanized Approach to Regulatory Reform
On December 9, IAALS and the University of Denver Sturm College of Law co-hosted a virtual discussion with Dan Rodriguez, former dean of Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, on why our balkanized system of professional regulation makes it much more difficult to meet the demand for legal services. 
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