The Access to Justice Program employs a range of resources including Help Centers, volunteer attorney and other volunteer programs to carry out its mission to
serve unrepresented litigants in all New York courts.
Not exact matches
I went back into law practice, practicing family law and mediation and about 12 years later, it's funny how good ideas sometimes take, have a long latency period, I was
serving on an ABA committee that was studying
unrepresented litigants and the findings, this was in Arizona, the findings of the researchers commissioned by the ABA, were that this was an exploding phenomenon of people representing themselves but they didn't do so well.
Whatever the cause and impact of
unrepresented litigants on the civil justice system may be, I am of the view that the civil justice system must exist to
serve members of the public — whether represented or not.
She
serves as a certified mediator through the Center for Conflict Resolution in Chicago, and she has mediated small claims, landlord - tenant, and custody / visitation disputes among
unrepresented litigants in court.
As a result, law is less readily understood, and therefore less respected by the people it is supposed to
serve, especially so by the unconscionably high percentages of
unrepresented litigants in our courts.