The Legal Aggregate
Rethinking the Regulation of Legal Services: What States Are Doing to Move the Needle on Access to Justice
The Stanford Center on the Legal Profession has been front and center in state-level efforts to rethink how legal services are regulated to widen access to justice. Since 2020, both Utah and Arizona have dramatically revised the rules around legal practice ownership and unauthorized practice of law. Several other states…
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ISPs Drop Legal Fight Against California Net Neutrality Law
India’s Official COVID-19 Death Toll Is Still an Undercount
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Stanford's Bernadette Meyler on Possible SCOTUS Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade
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Financing High-Carbon Infrastructure in the Developing World
The carbon intensity of energy infrastructure in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) is shaping the climate. To limit global…
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Stanford Students Launch Podcast, Aim to Democratize and Diversify Tech Discourse
Law school course work is known for sparking critical discussions. For several students in Data: Privacy, Property and Security co-taught…
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The Tulsa Race Massacre, Transitional Justice, and the Ongoing Fight Against Impunity
In May 2021, the nation somberly marked the centennial of a particularly horrific moment in a long history of racial…
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