I recently attended a “back to school” night for my twin ninth-graders.

Introducing the Tenant Law Center

Imagine facing a life-altering event—an eviction, a crushing debt collection, or a complex child custody battle—and having nowhere to turn for legal help.

Let’s take the concerns seriously, because they are serious.

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Use AI as a Diagnosis Tool

On 9/11, I was a stone’s throw from the twin towers, having recently graduated from law school and interviewing for non-profit jobs in New York City.

An explainer

Why We Fail To Measure Progress in Access to Justice

We need analog lawyers

Clayton Christensen’s Other Big Idea

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The New, New Way to Think about Lawyering in the Age of AI

Why Bret Stephens is Wrong

This week, my feed was all abuzz about an op-ed in the good ole New York Times about “AI Wishing.” The author, the former head of an apparel company, was lamenting the trend of corporations relying on...

Except for Every Other Alternative

What Larry Kramer can teach us about our access to justice crisis

A few weeks ago, a law student wrote to me after one of my law school talks.

On intentional adoption, community discernment, and the technology question lawyers keep avoiding

Public Interest Lawyers in America

On May 8, a commencement speaker named Gloria Caulfield stood in front of thousands of arts and humanities graduates at the University of Central Florida and said the words: “The rise of artificial in...

Section 230 as a Shield Against UPL

I've changed my mind about this

Why the Future of Legal AI Depends on Law, Statutes, and Databases—Not Dreams

It's past time to take the great leap.

50 Years of Impact Amidst Political Storms

Depositron helps tenants recover their security deposits

'It's a sick feeling when someone has your money.'

From legal aid attorney to legal tech innovator, Sateesh Nori brings a unique perspective to the intersection of artificial intelligence and access to justice.  After spending two decades in the trenc...

Housing experts say the number of landlords who don’t return security deposits are costing New Yorkers millions of dollars, and that it’s notoriously hard to get the money back.

Why do we play the foundation world's zero-sum game for resources?