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TurnSignl lets drivers bring an attorney into police interactions. SRLN is a group of legal professionals improving outcomes for pro se’s.
Jazz Hampton, TurnSignl; Katherine Alteneder, SRLN Read More »
Jim Gibbs is the co-founder and CEO of Meter Feeder, a mobile app that automatically pays for parking when you park your car.
Jim Gibbs, CEO at Meter Feeder Read More »
Co-hosts Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone discuss new research on the characteristics of pro se litigants in U.S. federal courts.
Co-hosts Sonja and Debra Debate New Research Read More »
Kitt shared the long process to change her name. Mary Oram described the need for routine legal advice in managing residential properties.
Kitt’s Name Change Struggle; Mary Oram, Property Manager Read More »
Isabella and Jo hired a lawyer with 30 years of experience in probate matters. They paid a $10,000 retainer and then… nothing.
Isabella’s Bad Lawyer Experience Read More »
Ed Walters is CEO at Fastcase, a provider of software, data, and analytics that allow legal practitioners to work more efficiently.
Ed Walters, Fastcase Read More »
Damian Wilson at TurnSignl shared their traffic-stop app. Dwayne Pennant in Mecklenburg County, NC described the role of a magistrate judge.
Damian Wilson, TurnSignl; Dwayne Pennant, NC Courts Read More »
Vanessa Lech of Divorcing Adults discussed keeping people out of court. Mbye Njie at Legal Equalizer wants to defeat police traffic stops.
Mbye Njie, Legal Equalizer; Vanessa Lech, Divorcing Adults Read More »
Elizabeth Richardson at DispatchJustice discussed traffic stops. Eduardo Gonzales at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences described civil justice research.
DispatchJustice on Traffic Stops; AAAS and Civil Justice Read More »
Lawyers say it’s important to be polite in court, but the truth is that persistence pays, even if it gets you thrown out of court.
Throwback To That Time I Got Thrown Out Of Court Read More »
Judges often rush through cases involving a pro se litigant. Here are some ways to avoid judicial bias and make them take you seriously.
Judicial Bias and Ways To Combat It Read More »
A motion asks a judge to issue a ruling on a specific legal issue. The process for scheduling a hearing on a motion involves a few key steps.
How Do You Select a Date for a Hearing on a Motion? Read More »
A man’s account of legal events that took place after the death of his grandmother serves as a cautionary tale for agreements with relatives.
An “Agreement” With A Relative Becomes A Court Fight Read More »