CLE Materials for Shifting Tide in State Court Civil Litigation Conference

Panel 1: Access to Justice

• A Tale of Two Civil Procedures

• Racial Capitalism in the Civil Courts

• Inflection Point: Can Courts Use Technology to Spur Transformational Change or Will They Return to the Traditional Way of Doing Business?

Panel 2: Consumer Debt, Eviction & Foreclosure

• Assembly-Line Plaintiffs
• The Limits of Good Law: A Study of Housing Court Outcomes
• Judges in Lawyerless Courts
• Model Family Financial Protection Act

• No Fresh Start 2021: Will States Let Debt Collectors Push Families Into Poverty as Pandemic Protections Expire?

• What States Can Do to Help Consumers: Debt Collection

• Decreasing Supply to the Assembly Line of Debt Collection Litigation

Lunch Keynote Speaker with Chief Justice Bridget M. McCormack

Access to Justice, COVID-19 and the Rule of Law: Civil Justice in America at a Crossroads

Panel 3: Matching Civil Justice System Design to Use: A Vision for Justice in the State Courts

• The Institutional Mismatch of State Civil Courts
• Demand Side Reform in the Poor People's Court
• Courts and Civil Justice in the Time of COVID: Emerging Trends and Questions to Ask
• The National Center for State Courts Civil Justice Initiative
• Tiny Chats:  100 short videos presented by the National Center for State Courts to identify issues and responses to justice challenges, including many in civil courts, searchable by topic
• The Conference of Chief Justices/Conference of  State Court Administrators Rapid Pandemic Response page 
• The Court Statistics Project Pandemic Caseload highlights
• Report on Increased Access due to Remote Hearings In Texas 

Access all materials in the NYU Box folder.

This program has been approved for a total of 4.5 New York State CLE credits:

Panel 1: 1.5 credits in Areas of Professional Practice
Panel 2: 1.5 credits in Areas of Professional Practice
Panel 3: 1.5 credits in Ethics and Professionalism

The credit in both categories will be both transitional and non-transitional (appropriate for both experienced and newly admitted attorneys). NYU School of Law is an accredited provider of CLE in New York State. If you are seeking CLE credit for a different state, we recommend you consult with your state’s CLE Board to ascertain regulations on reciprocity.