Fall is a time when many of us take stock of the bounty in our lives and the people who are a part of them. Over the last month we shared the announcement of four new members who we have added to our board of advisors, and I am grateful for the incredible expertise and perspectives they bring to our work. I am excited to welcome this esteemed group:
I also am grateful for the many other partners who contribute to and strengthen our work—a list of people and organizations that grows every day. It has been a fall full of opportunities for collaboration and connection, from conferences to IAALS' convenings. Whether by zoom or in person, these connections with partners and colleagues are critical to infuse this work with new ideas, new projects, and the energy to do this important work. Whether you are a close advisor, a connection made at a national conference, or someone who sees the promise of a better justice system, we are grateful for your partnership, your engagement, and your support.
IAALS' Disaster Protocols Provide Guidance amidst Chaos: In the aftermath of severe hurricanes in the southeastern United States, it's crucial to ensure that justice remains accessible. IAALS’ Disaster Protocols are designed to keep the justice system functional, even in the face of overwhelming challenges.
Since launching our Unlocking Legal Regulation project, IAALS has submitted written comments and provided spoken testimonials in several states in support of regulatory reform. Click here to see all of them, listed by state.
Most recently, IAALS Director of Special Projects Michael Houlberg provided a written comment to the Texas State Supreme Court, on behalf of IAALS, in support of the Proposed New Articles XV and XVI of the State Bar Rules. Click here to read the most recent comment.
Be sure to read all of the news from IAALS on our blog.
Events
November 19-20: Regulating AI in the Delivery of Consumer-Facing Legal Services
