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Stanford Law School’s Rhode Center on the Legal Profession and Legal Design Lab, in partnership with the Court, release a groundbreaking report outlining a blueprint for expanding access to justice and creating a more innovative and modern court system. More information:

.Stanford Law School’s Rhode Center & Legal Design Lab & the Superior Court of Los Angeles County published a forward-looking blueprint for expanding #AccesstoJustice. This groundbreaking diagnostic report outlines how to create more innovative, modern, accessible courts. Read more: law.stanford.edu/press/stanford…

In partnership with Superior Court of Los Angeles County, Stanford University's Rhode Center & Legal Design Lab released a report on challenges in #eviction cases and recommendations for the court’s continued leadership in evidence-based innovation. Read more in the Stanford Report: news.stanford.edu/stories/2025/0…

Hear co-director Nora Freeman Engstrom's thoughts on the #justicegap and the future of legal representation on Stanford Engineering's podcast The Future of Everything. View it here: engineering.stanford.edu/news/future-le… #accesstojustice #a2j

The Rhode Center @stanfordlaw and the Superior Court of Los Angeles County unveiled a blueprint for court modernization with a focus on digital innovation. Read the article on LawSites: lawnext.com/?p=49499 #A2J #accesstojustice #courtmodernization

Join us on 4/30 or 5/1 for a Reimagining #AccesstoJustice webinar based on our new report w/ Superior Court of Los Angeles County. These talks will dive into how courts can modernize and expand access to justice locally or nationally. RSVP here: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist… or stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Join us 4/28 Stanford Law School for a talk on veterans' #AccesstoJustice. Lieff Cabraser lawyers will share insights from their leadership in the #CampLejeune toxic exposure litigation—a landmark effort seeking justice for veterans. RSVP: law.stanford.edu/event/lieff-ca… #VeteransJustice #a2J

Read our latest A2J Briefing: News from the Field here: clp.law.stanford.edu/2025/04/22/a2j… #a2j #accesstojustice

Read our latest A2J Briefing: News from the Field, a round up of interesting articles from the #accesstojustice field. clp.law.stanford.edu/2025/05/06/a2j… #a2j #courttransparency #justice

Now hiring: Civil Justice and Innovation Fellow. Join our dynamic team tackling #accesstojustice, legal tech, and court reform issues. 1-year, full-time, residential role. JD or PhD required. Learn more: careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/civil-jus… #LegalTech #PublicInterestLaw #StanfordLaw #a2j

From our civil justice fellow Kelsea Jeon!

Check out our latest A2J Briefing: News from the Field — a roundup of timely and important stories from the access to justice world: clp.law.stanford.edu/2025/05/13/a2j… #a2j #accesstojustice

Thousands at #CampLejeune were exposed to toxic water. The gov’t knew—and waited years to tell them. At a recent Stanford Law School event, speakers called the litigation under the CLJA a test of institutional responsibility. Read the blog post here: clp.law.stanford.edu/2025/05/14/cam… #veterans

We're thrilled to share that our Fellows Jessica Wang & Brian Xu have been awarded the 2025 Susman Godfrey LLP Prize — given to 25 law students of color for excellence & achievement. Grateful for their work advancing civil justice. Read more: clp.law.stanford.edu/2025/05/19/rho… #AccessToJustice

ALI membership votes to approve Restatement Third, Torts: Miscellaneous Provisions, marking the final membership approval of this project. Thank you to our Reporters and project participants for their hard work. Stanford Law School WashULaw DavisPolkReg bit.ly/3H3tATs

What should we be asking about the future of the legal profession—and who gets to ask? Our new report w/ American Bar Foundation from the William C. Hubbard Conference Stanford Law School explores urgent issues in legal research, education & practice. law.stanford.edu/publications/w… #LegalProfession #a2j

5 years after Arizona & Utah launched bold legal reforms, what’s changed? Who’s being served? What’s next? We share new data on UPL, ABSs, AI, private equity, & more—offering a snapshot of legal innovation in action. Read: law.stanford.edu/publications/l… #LegalTech #AccessToJustice #A2J

Regulatory innovation in legal services is at a turning point. A new Q&A with the Rhode Center's David Engstrom, Lucy Ricca & Natalie Knowlton unpacks 5 years of reform in AZ & UT—from ABSs to AI. What’s working? What’s next? 📖 Read more via Stanford Law School: law.stanford.edu/2025/06/02/reg…

Check this edition of our A2J Briefing: News from the Field — a roundup of timely and important stories from the access to justice world: clp.law.stanford.edu/2025/06/03/a2j… #a2j #accesstojustice

How can we modernize one of the nation’s largest eviction dockets? We partnered with Superior Court of Los Angeles County to explore bold reforms. Watch our national presentation & dive into our new report: A Blueprint for Expanding Access to Justice: stanford.zoom.us/rec/play/JHwuf… #AccessToJustice #a2j