03 Oct Blog How the Kavanaugh Hearing is an Access to Justice Travesty July 16, 2021 By NSRLP 10 comments At the beginning of this season, I wrote a blog arguing for the importance of framing the A2J debate as a narrative about power – who h... Continue reading
10 Sep Blog Crazy, Uncontrolled, Bad: How Serena Williams was Punished July 16, 2021 By NSRLP 19 comments The world was riveted by the conflict that descended on the US Women’s Tennis Final on Saturday night. Subsequent days have produced... Continue reading
06 Sep Blog Inequality and Discrimination in the Justice System September 14, 2021 By NSRLP 17 comments Written by Dr. Julie Macfarlane, founder of the National Self-Represented Litigants Project (NSRLP) Of the most important life lesso... Continue reading
08 Aug Blog NSRLP’s Stubborn Hope for Change July 16, 2021 By NSRLP 9 comments As we approach our annual summer office closure (August 9-27), it’s always a good time to reflect on what we’ve been up to, and what l... Continue reading
26 Jul Blog Punishing and Deterring SRLs Using Costs Awards: A Failed Strategy? June 30, 2021 By NSRLP 20 comments In early 2012, I had just begun the research that would later be published in May 2013 as the National SRL Study, and was the impetus f... Continue reading