Legal Rebels Archive

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'Prudent innovation' at William Mitchell: Extending the reach of learning

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Professor Tanina Rostain has her students developing access-to-justice apps

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V. David Zvenyach: Professional legal hacker

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Michael Hollander's digital expungement generator cleans records by the thousands

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Kyle Rimel: Using technology to bring court services to remote areas

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Nikki Zeichner uses data to give new perspectives on parole and incarceration

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Arthur Hunter Jr.: From cop to judge to fighting recidivism

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'Prudent innovation' in law school--Colorado moves forward

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Laurie White: Using lifers to help other inmates re-enter society

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Ray Gallo's Leverage app automates a lot of the administrative work involved in mass actions

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Vivek Maru: Drawing the arc to global justice

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Salt Lake City firm Open Legal Services operates as a nonprofit, keeping hourly rates low

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Lawyers need to move beyond 'access to justice' to close the legal services gap

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Introducing the 2015 Legal Rebels

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3 reasons firms are starting to embrace 'prudent innovation'

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Learn how to balance efficiency with your level of service--or miss opportunities

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How lawyers can embrace mistakes

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How law firms are innovating when it comes to hiring

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Have you hired an innovation intern?

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4 steps for reinventing legal education

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15 Years of Legal Rebels

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