December Activity Report
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“The American access to justice crisis demands bold and immediate action. Through the Innovation Office and the Sandbox, our Supreme Court seeks to unleash the transformative power of innovation and capital into the legal services market for the benefit of all Utahns.”
Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant, Utah Supreme Court
The Office of Legal Services Innovation
The Office of Legal Services Innovation, a division of the Utah Supreme Court, is authorized to oversee the Utah legal Sandbox for new and innovative legal business models and services. The Office will accept and review applicants to the Sandbox and make recommendations to the Supreme Court as to those applicants to be approved to offer legal services within the Sandbox.
Read the August 2019 report “Narrowing the Access-to-Justice Gap by Reimagining Regulation”
‘The August 2019 report from the Utah Work Group on Regulatory Reform describes the mission and road maps and details proposals that will guide the Implementation Innovation Office’s work.’