Contains the AALS Commission on Pro Bono and Public Service Opportunities' report setting forth the Commission's findings and conclusions regarding the state of pro bono in law schools entitled Learning to Serve, information on the AALS Pro Bono Project and the section of AALS dedicated to issues of pro bono and public service, including information on many different law school pro bono programs.

The LSN is an AARP benefit which provides members with attorney referrals, access to legal services at flat or discounted rates, and consumer advice on choosing an attorney.

The ABA Coalition for Justice works to improve public trust and confidence in justice by involving non-lawyers in specific justice improvement projects at the state and local levels. The websites contains helpful information on litigants without lawyers and other access to justice issues.

This ABA website Includes press releases and information on new developments in 'access to justice' issues, as well as pages on IOLTA, lawyer advertising, lawyer malpractice, lawyer referral, legal aid, military legal assistance, prepaid legal services, pro bono, and specialization.

Containing links to ABA pro bono publications, a directory of local pro bono programs, and many helpful pro bono web links.

The LSN is an AARP benefit which provides members with attorney referrals, access to legal services at flat or discounted rates, and consumer advice on choosing an attorney.

Containing a bibliography of resources to help lawyers, bar leaders, court administrators, scholars, and the media better understand and critically analyze the issues involved in self-representation and unbundled legal services.

Containing information on legal needs studies, standards for civil legal services providers, and information on civil legal aid funding.

The AAfPE works to serve the needs of paralegal educators and institutions by offering paralegal educational programs, and providing lists of resources and links for paralegals on its webpage.

The American Prepaid Legal Services Institute (API) is a professional trade organization representing the legal services plan industry. The website contains basic information about prepaid legal services plans, and a listing of a series of publications and a compilation of materials that are helpful to providers and those associated with the prepaid legal services industry.

The AJS works to maintain the independence and integrity of the courts and increase public understanding of the justice system. Their website contains a list of pro se resources, conference information, information about AJS, and links to individual state's pro se websites.

CLASP is an organization which concentrates on family policy and access to civil legal assistance for low-income families. CLASP maintains an extensive network of state and local advocates, provides training and technical assistance to advocates and officials, and produces publications, newsletters, and periodic updates on new policy developments

This web site originated with the national conference on the Changing Face of Legal Practice. It contains the documents, ideas, contacts, and recommendations from the conference on unbundling and serves as a forum for ongoing conversation.

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