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January 28, 2019 / David Udell

David Udell dishes on Growing Access to Justice Research

David Udell Dishes on Growing Access to Justice Research

January 28, 2019 / David Udell

(Oct. 23, 2018) Filling the Statewide Demand for Free Legal Services

October 23, 2018 / David Udell

(Sept. 19, 2017) The Access to Justice Movement in Colorado

September 19, 2017 / David Udell

(July 31, 2017) Justice Index Gets ABA Pro Bono Award

July 31, 2017 / David Udell

(April 27, 2017) Trump’s Cuts to Legal Aid Programs Would Hurt Low-Income Texans

April 27, 2017 / David Udell

(March 16, 2017) Domestic Violence Victims Could Lose Funding To Hire Lawyers Under Trump Budget

March 16, 2017 / David Udell

(March 9, 2017) How Baltimore is using the Sustainable Development Goals to make a more just city

March 9, 2017 / David Udell

(November 15, 2016) Massachusetts Awarded Grant to Improve Access to Justice

November 16, 2016 / David Udell

(September 26, 2016) Law Schools Must Focus on Access to Justice

September 26, 2016 / David Udell

(September 20, 2016) For Thousands, Civil Courts Are Out of Reach

September 20, 2016 / David Udell

(September 2016) Language Access in State Courts

September 7, 2016 / David Udell

(August 17, 2016) In Many Courtrooms, Bad Interpreters Can Mean Justice Denied

August 17, 2016 / David Udell

(July 19, 2016) The Poor Suffer in Civil Court, Just Like Criminal Court

July 19, 2016 / David Udell

(June 2016) What Does Access to Justice Require? – Overcoming barriers to invoke the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

June 1, 2016 / David Udell

(May 19, 2016) Undue process: Poor people lose homes, children and money without a lawyer

May 19, 2016 / David Udell

(May 16, 2016) One More Way the Courts Aren’t Working for the Poor

May 16, 2016 / David Udell

(May 13, 2016) How the High Cost of Justice Pushes the Poor into Prison

May 13, 2016 / David Udell

(May 12, 2016) Illinois ranks in top 10 for court access: Report

May 12, 2016 / David Udell

(May 12, 2016) There’s a devastating shortage of lawyers in the US who can help the poor with eviction or child custody cases

May 12, 2016 / David Udell

(May 12, 2016) These states have the best and worst civil access to justice

May 12, 2016 / David Udell

(May 12, 2016) Court interpreters ‘invaluable’

May 12, 2016 / David Udell

(May 12, 2016) State briefs for May 12

May 12, 2016 / David Udell

(May 11, 2016) Poor people don’t stand a chance in court

May 11, 2016 / David Udell

(May 11, 2016) How States Are Failing to Provide Justice for All

May 11, 2016 / David Udell

(May 11, 2016) New Data, Companion Website, Score States on Access to Justice

May 11, 2016 / David Udell

(May 11, 2016) New York State civil courts rank 22nd in access for poor

May 11, 2016 / David Udell

(May 11, 2016) Pobres e inmigrantes tienen menos acceso a abogados en casos civiles

May 11, 2016 / David Udell

(May 11, 2016) Hawaii court interpreter service gets top national ranking

May 11, 2016 / David Udell

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