Discover the latest updates, legal insights, and trends shaping the family law landscape. From new regulations to expert opinions, stay informed to better serve your clients and practice.
(Law Sites) Dec 19, 2024 Summary: For 10 years, non-lawyer companies can offer legal help under strict rules. They must have a compliance officer and share data on how well they’re helping people get affordable legal services. Key points: Jeff’s Take: Many people can’t get legal help when they need
(Law Sites) Dec 17, 2024 Summary: The Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers (APRL) has formally requested that the American Bar Association (ABA) revise Model Rule 5.4 to permit fee-sharing between lawyers and non-lawyers under specific conditions. Model Rule 5.4 currently
(Law360) Dec 6, 2024 Summary: The Washington Supreme Court has approved a pilot program allowing non-lawyer-owned entities to provide legal services under regulated conditions. This initiative aims to enhance access to legal assistance by permitting innovative business models and technologies
(My Journal Courier) Dec 8, 2024 Summary: For the last 50 years, no-fault divorce laws have been instrumental in simplifying the dissolution of marriages by eliminating the need to prove fault, such as adultery or cruelty. However, there have been
(Phys.org) Nov 27, 2024 Summary: How leading law firms are increasingly integrating data scientists and technologists into their teams to address the complexities of artificial intelligence (AI) compliance and application. Jeff’s Take: This article is a good primer for family
(LegalDive) Nov 27, 2024 Summary: A Texas federal judge sanctioned attorney Brandon Monk for submitting a court filing that included citations to nonexistent cases and fabricated quotations generated by artificial intelligence (AI). In a wrongful termination lawsuit against Goodyear Tire
(Jordan Furlong) Nov 20, 2024 Summary: This article is a bullseye for family lawyers to prepare for an AI future.Jordan Furlong discusses how AI will transform lawyers’ roles, arguing that while AI will handle tasks like drafting and research, lawyers
(Stanford Law School) Nov 21, 2024 Summary: This article discusses California’s access-to-justice crisis, highlighting that nearly 70% of Californians facing legal issues receive no assistance. It explores potential reforms, such as licensing legal paraprofessionals, authorizing community justice workers, and permitting
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