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IAALS, The Chicago Bar Foundation, the ABA Standing Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services, and the Self-Represented Litigation Network (SRLN) are hosting a three-day virtual event that will focus on the major hows and whys of supporting and implementing the practice of unbundled legal services both during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Sessions will offer content relevant to members of the private bar, legal aid, and those involved with court-annexed projects. This conference will provide an opportunity for attendees to discuss concerns, share success stories, and explore new ideas with colleagues and peers. Registration is free and open below. CLE credits will be available. Sessions include: Unbundling 2.0—The Business Case and Opportunities How Legal Tech Supercharges Unbundling Update on Ethics Issues in Unbundling Unbundling and the Courts New Frontiers in Unbundling A chance to meet and mingle via drop-in Zoom rooms Session details and presenter information coming soon. For more information, please contact Janet Drobinske, senior legal assistant, at janet.drobinske@du.edu . Submitted by: Community Member Aging Safely- Legal Support for Older Adults (Technology Resources) Aging Safely – RESOURCES FOR ADVOCATES | Pro Bono Net and the Center for Elder Law & Justice have partnered to create a webinar series and two companion Toolkits to help senior-serving organizations adopt the Aging Safely online forms powered by LawHelp Interactive, and to learn how to build and implement a successful Legal Risk Detector-powered program in your community. Watch the webinar series and download the Toolkits.” Submitted by: Community Member Texas Disaster Legal Help Intake Form Texas Disaster Legal Help Intake Form is a joint project of Texas Legal Aid partners. Legal Aid is a nationwide network of nonprofit law firms that provides free legal services to eligible low-income individuals and families. The intake form at the Texas Disaster Legal Help will guide users through a series of questions about their legal problem. Along the way, they will get free information and a summary of the interview at the end. – Texas Disaster Legal Help can connect users with free legal services if they qualify. – Texas Disaster Legal Help is free to all users. Contributed by: Community Member Access to Justice Tech Fellows The Access to Justice Tech Fellowship Program is designed to identify and equip the next generation of civil justice leaders to ensure equitable access to justice for all. The ATJ Tech Fellows program provides law students a dynamic learning experience that merges interdisciplinary skills training with practical experience. At the intersection of access to justice and innovation, law students spend the summer developing innovative projects and initiatives aimed to improve our civil justice system. Law students gain exposure to the varied uses of technology, data, and design in delivering legal services and develop a deep understanding of the systemic barriers that prevent marginalized communities from receiving adequate legal services.” Contributed by: Community Member LegaltechHub LegaltechHub is where legal professionals find the right resources, anywhere in the world. About: Legaltech Hub is the global information portal for commercial legal professionals. Here, you will find tools help make your team, department or firm more effective, resources to keep you informed and educated, and opportunities to liaise with your peers in the industry. We deliberately set out to create a useful resource [for] professionals working in the commercial legal space, both in-house and in practice. That focus informs the content you will find [on the site.]” Contributed by: Community Member 50+ Surprising Stats on Remote Work Burnout 50+ Surprising Stats on Remote Work ‍Burnout : A comprehensive report on the high prevalence of burnout” among work-from-home professionals and remote workers at this time of the Covid-19 pandemic. Contributed by: Community Member Mentimeter Mentimeter : Create interactive presentations & meetings, wherever you are . Get real-time input from remote teams and online students with live polls, quizzes, word clouds, Q&As, and more Contributed by: Community Member LegalServer Legal Server is a Case management software empowering attorneys; LegalServer is a configurable web-based platform that dynamically responds to the complex, rapidly changing challenges of providing quality, effective advocacy. Whether it is collecting important case data, measuring goals, outcomes and financial benefits, or easily capturing emails, documents and case activities, LegalServer is a tool that helps advocates effectively manage their caseloads.” Contributed by: Community Member The Texas Eviction HELP Project: an A2J Author Case Study A2J Author’s July 2020 webinar featured guest speakers from Lone Star Legal Aid (www.lonestarlegal.org) discussing their Texas Eviction HELP Project. Luigi Bai, Lauren Figaro, April Williams, and Andrea Martinez discuss the tools they use to manage their document assembly project, including Google Docs, Miro, and A2J Author. This project uses A2J Author to create an A2J Guided Interview with an A2J Document Assembly Tool (A2J DAT) Template that produces the information and forms necessary for a tenant to defend themselves against an eviction in the era of COVID19. It is hosted on CALI’s A2J.org website. A2J Author Project Manager Jessica Frank moderates the presentation. Contributed by: Community Member Texas Disaster Legal Help Pro Bono PortalTexas Disaster Legal Help (TDLH) is a collaboration between the three largest legal aid organizations in Texas – Lone Star Legal Aid, Legal Aid of Northwest Texas,...