Category Archives: A2J Clinic

Information regarding requests for proposals for the A2J Author® Course Project is now available on the CALI Spotlight Blog. The deadline for submitting a proposal is October 15.  Please see the project flyer for information on how you can submit a … Continue reading →

Staff of the Center for Access to Justice & Technology will conduct a series of recurring working sessions throughout the Fall 2013 semester, which are open to students from all of the participating A2J Clinics.  Jessica Bolack Frank will conduct … Continue reading →

With some of the clinics beginning their HotDocs and A2J Author training next semester,we want to remind everyone of the training resources available. Continue reading →

As the Fall 2013 Semester approaches, faculty members at four law schools prepare to teach A2J Clinics. Faculty teaching courses this semester will have access to the A2J Clinic eBook and the following training resources that are still in development. Continue reading →

Last month’s “Justice, Lawyering and Legal Education in the Digital Age” symposium–a wonderful success!–is now available online. Continue reading →

The Center for Access to Justice & Technology released a draft course library this week for use while teaching an A2J Clinic. The materials included in the course library were chosen from those submitted by participants of the A2J Clinic Project. Continue reading →

“The legal profession is endangered. Law schools are in trouble. New lawyers are unprepared for economic and technological reality.” Continue reading →

Participants in the Access to Justice Clinic Project will meet at Columbia Law School to plan the future of the Project. Continue reading →

Participants and staff members in attendance will meet informally throughout the AALS Annual Meeting to discuss the future of the A2J Clinic Project. The first official meeting of the Project is scheduled for February 2, 2013, at Columbia Law School’s campus. Continue reading →

CALI’s A2J Clinic Project will be joined by faculty members from six law schools including Columbia Law School, Concordia University School of Law, CUNY School of Law, Georgetown University Law Center, UNC School of Law, and University of Miami School of Law. Continue reading →

Students from Chicago-Kent present the projects they’ve built for legal aid organizations such as Illinois Legal Aid Online, Legal Aid of Nebraska and Legal Aid of North Carolina. Continue reading →

John Mayer, executive director of CALI, and Prof. Ronald W. Staudt, director of CAJT, discuss the Access to Justice Clinical Course Project while answering questions from interested faculty members on November 13, 2012. Continue reading →

As the deadline to submit proposals approaches, let us know if you have any questions about the Project. Continue reading →

The A2J Clinical Course Project is a coordinated effort by the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction, the Center for Access to Justice & Technology at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, and Idaho Legal Aid Services. Proposals from interested law schools and faculty members will be accepted until November 15. Continue reading →