WASHINGTON – The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) released today a comprehensive report and accompanying toolkit for its Statewide Website Evaluation Project. The project assessed the quality of...
SAN ANTONIO – The 17 th Annual Technology Initiative Grants (TIG) Conference, sponsored by the Legal Services Corporation (LSC), will be held on January 11-13 at the Wyndham San Antonio Riverwalk,...
See who is attending the 2017 TIG Conference, and watch what people are saying about the conference. The map is interactive, allowing you to zoom in and out, search, click symbols on the map for pop-...
WASHINGTON – The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) today announced 34 Technology Initiative Grants (TIG) to 27 legal services organizations in 20 states and one territory. TIG funding supports a...
WASHINGTON – The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) today announced 34 Technology Initiative Grants (TIG) to 27 legal services organizations in 20 states and one territory. TIG funding supports a...
LSC President Jim Sandman discussed legal technology in an episode of Law Technology Now , hosted by Monica Bay. He explained the reasons the law has been slow to adopt technology, the “levers of...
WASHINGTON – The Legal Services Corporation (LSC), the country’s largest funder of civil legal aid programs for low-income people, is announcing today the development of online, statewide “legal portals” to direct individuals with civil legal needs to the most appropriate forms of assistance. LSC will partner with Microsoft Corporation and Pro Bono Net to develop portals for up to two statewide pilots intended to demonstrate how this approach can be replicated as widely as possible in an economic fashion.
New Mexico Legal Aid recently partnered with the Internet Bar Organization and Chicago Kent Law School to hold a Tech for Justice Hackathon in conjunction with the ABA Techshow. This event was part...
