With last month’s brief introduction to behavioral economics in the access to justice context as a backdrop, I want to turn this month to some concrete steps we can take to make the legal system...
Last year I made up a new term, Macro-Legal-Economics, to highlight the need for our profession to better understand the larger trends that drive access to legal services for everyday people and how...
With the recent news that the artificial intelligence tool GPT-4 passed the bar exam with flying colors, it is easy to imagine a would-be Paul Revere shouting this at a bar association meeting...
The concept of “Civil Right to Counsel” is having its moment, particularly in the context of evictions. There rightly is a lot of support for the idea that, given the stakes involved, no one should...
This year marks my 7th annual resolution for our legal profession, and while it may not be as catchy as prior ones like my 2022 resolution that the bar exam must go (and it still needs to go!), this...
The holiday season officially is upon us, and with it comes many traditions we look forward to this time every year. The spirit of giving is certainly one of them. Unfortunately, another thing we...