Extract from Kristen Bond’s article, “Doing Good Is Good Business: How Partners Drive Justice for Change.”
Every pro-bono legal team knows the case worth saying yes to: a nonprofit stretched thin, a community that needs an advocate. The hard part is finding the hours, especially for a discovery process built for teams with far deeper resources.
Justice for Change gives those hours back by putting Relativity’s technology to work on pro bono matters. And behind nearly every one of those projects is a partner, who stands ready to host data, train legal teams, and lend expertise that under-resourced organizations could rarely access otherwise. That’s the story we’re telling at RelFest Chicago in “Creating Strategic Value Through Justice for Change,” a session for the partners who make this program possible, and for every partner wondering how to get involved.
Justice for Change Runs on Partners
As Chief Partner Officer Laurie Usewicz shared late last year, Justice for Change recently marked its fifth anniversary. The program is built on a simple but powerful belief: access to justice should not depend on access to resources.
