In today’s New York Times, THERESA AMATO makes recommendations for addressing the justice-lawyer gap — that frustrating current reality in which United States citizens have tremendous legal needs but no lawyer to help while, at the same time, American law schools graduate a supply of lawyers who need jobs and need to pay their school debt.
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