Sentences with phrase «affordability of legal services»

No amount of reasonable increases to legal aid will ever increase this threshold to actually address affordability of legal services in family law.

That requires that blog articles like this one deal with the, «affordability of legal services problem,» rather than merely the statistics generated by the problem's unattended consequences.

I've said before I think allowing non-lawyer ownership could increase the affordability of legal services.

But in none of the authoritative reports and discussions on the problem of the affordability of legal services is this issue as to the method of delivering them even mentioned, let alone analyzed.

[Editor's note: The following is a guest post by Nicolle L. Schippers, associate general counsel and legal industry advocate at ARAG, where she works to close the justice gap by increasing awareness of, access to and affordability of legal services and by advocating for attorneys and the value they have to consumers.

Our market study was prompted by a range of concerns raised by interested parties, including concerns relating to the affordability of legal services, the high proportion of consumers that were not seeking to purchase legal services when they had legal needs («unmet demand») and the possibility that regulation might be dampening competition.

There has been much gnashing of teeth over the failure of the legal profession to embrace technological innovation as a way to increase the efficiency and affordability of legal services.

The Benchers have concluded that permitting ABS would improve access and affordability of legal services to the public.

But in doing so, he diverged into the issue of proportionality in family litigation, which he said has grown in importance as concerns over the affordability of legal services mount.

I agree with you (and I suspect most others would too) that the general problem around the affordability of legal services relates to the handcraftsman's method (as you call it) of producing legal services.

Technology has tremendous opportunity to improve the quality, efficiency, and affordability of legal services.

There is a widening gap in the affordability of legal services.