Highlights

February 22, 2022

Talk Justice, an LSC Podcast: Gene Sperling on the American Rescue Plan and Access to Justice

White House American Rescue Plan Coordinator joins LSC's Talk Justice to discuss implementing the plan, access-to-justice efforts and more.

February 14, 2022

LSC President Ron Flagg Speaks on IOLTA Issues, LSC Funding

LSC President Ronald S. Flagg spoke at the recent ABA Midyear Meeting on LSC funding, IOLTA programs and the challenges facing legal aid providers.

February 10, 2022

Legal Aid of the Bluegrass receives funding for new voice-integrated legal wellness checkup tool

Legal Aid of the Bluegrass receives funding from American Bar Endowment's Opportunity Grant Program for new voice-integrated legal wellness checkup tool.

February 08, 2022

Talk Justice: Episode Twenty Eight

Experts look at just-launched Justice Technology Association and its plan to build community around efforts to provide innovative and accessible solutions to common legal issues. The association will support initiatives that seek to shape the consumer legal experience for the greater good, drive social impact, increase access to justice and grow the newly minted justice tech market.

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February 08, 2022

Talk Justice, an LSC Podcast: New Tech Trade Association Supports Innovation in Access to Justice

Industry experts discuss the launch of the new Justice Technology Association on the latest episode of LSC's “Talk Justice” podcast. Jason Tashea, a member of LSC’s Emerging Leaders Council, hosts the conversation with guests Maya Markovich, executive director of the Justice Technology Association and the justice tech executive in residence at Village Capital; Sonja Ebron, co-founder and CEO of Courtroom 5; and Kristen Sonday, co-founder of Paladin,partner at LongJump investment firm and co-chair of LSC’s Emerging Leaders Council.

February 07, 2022

Delaware changing the rule on non-lawyer representation for people facing eviction

February 03, 2022

Cleveland's right-to-counsel program sees success but seeks stable funding

The percent of eligible households facing eviction who had legal representation rose to 60% from 1-2% thanks to Cleveland's new right-to-counsel law. But problems finding stable funding remain.

February 02, 2022

Advocates say pandemic has exacerbated Appalachia’s housing crisis

COVID-19 pandemic has worsened Appalachia’s preexisting housing crisis.

February 01, 2022

Pew report finds evictions rising to pre-pandemic levels

New Pew report finds evictions rising to pre-pandemic levels.

January 31, 2022

White House announces 99 law schools helped prevent evictions

Nearly 100 law schools joined in a national effort to prevent evictions, White House officials announced Friday.

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Talk Justice, an LSC Podcast: Gene Sperling on the American Rescue Plan and Access to Justice

LSC President Ron Flagg Speaks on IOLTA Issues, LSC Funding

Legal Aid of the Bluegrass receives funding for new voice-integrated legal wellness checkup tool

Talk Justice: Episode Twenty Eight

Talk Justice, an LSC Podcast: New Tech Trade Association Supports Innovation in Access to Justice

Delaware changing the rule on non-lawyer representation for people facing eviction

Cleveland's right-to-counsel program sees success but seeks stable funding

Advocates say pandemic has exacerbated Appalachia’s housing crisis

Pew report finds evictions rising to pre-pandemic levels

White House announces 99 law schools helped prevent evictions