EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In August, the Commission on the Future of Legal Services set out to improve the delivery of, and access to, legal services in the United States. The Findings and Recommendations of the two-year undertaking are contained in this Report on the Future of Legal Services in the United States and are a product of the Commission’s full membership including Commissioners, special advisors, liaisons, reporters, and ABA staff.
This is a consensus document that was not authored by a single individual. Rather, the Report represents the expertise and input of the entire Commission, as informed by written comments supplied by the public and the profession, testimony at public hearings and meetings, grassroots events across the country, a national summit on innovation in legal services, webinars, and dozens of presentations on the Commission’s work at which the public’s input was sought.
The Commission recognizes that portions of this Report may be viewed as controversial by some or not sufficiently bold by others, but the Commission believes that significant change is needed to serve the public’s legal needs in the 21st Century.
This is a consensus document that was not authored by a single individual. Rather, the Report represents the expertise and input of the entire Commission, as informed by written comments supplied by the public and the profession, testimony at public hearings and meetings, grassroots events across the country, a national summit on innovation in legal services, webinars, and dozens of presentations on the Commission’s work at which the public’s input was sought.
The Commission recognizes that portions of this Report may be viewed as controversial by some or not sufficiently bold by others, but the Commission believes that significant change is needed to serve the public’s legal needs in the 21st Century.
read the Report here : REPORT ON THE FUTURE OF LEGAL SERVICES IN THE UNITED STATES
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