Free Law Project recently presented two sessions at CALIcon25, showcasing our work to modernize court access and improve transparency in the justice system. From open-source tools for legal research to AI-powered citators and a new Litigant Portal, we’re building infrastructure that helps make the law more accessible for everyone.
Jessica Frank
At LITCon2025, we shared how open source tools, nonprofit partnerships, and AI can help courts and advocates work smarter and serve the public better. Our talks spotlighted real-world innovations that make legal systems more equitable, transparent, and efficient.
Jessica Frank
At LSC technology conference we presented on e-filing solutions, free legal research tools, innovative collaborations, and the transformative potential of inclusive, user-centered tech in addressing the justice gap.
Jessica Frank and Jenifer Whiston
Today we're posting Texas' contracts, and we have outstanding requests for many other states. The contracts are revealing.
Michael Lissner and Colin MacArthur
Over the last few weeks, we've been on a listening tour with the many admirable organizations who advance access to justice through technology, and want to improve court systems and processes. In line with our commitments to openness and transparency, we're sharing what we have learned.
Michael Lissner and Colin MacArthur
”Free Law Project takes the stage to talk about hot topics in legal tech including using AI to improve access to legal materials and reimaging the digital infrastructure for court e-filing systems.”
Jenifer Whiston
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