Overview

The North Carolina Justice for All Project (JFAP) is an advocacy group committed to enhancing access to justice in North Carolina through championing reform of the current regulatory structure concerning the practice of law. We educate the public, the legal community, and other stakeholders on public policy and administration concerns in the legal profession that greatly impact the lives of North Carolinians. One of the ways we advocate for the good of the public is by proposing innovative policy alternatives for legal assistance that will mitigate the access to justice crisis. We know that professionals other than attorneys possess or can develop the required skills and knowledge to serve the public successfully in certain areas of the law. We aim to assist the millions of North Carolinians who cannot afford a lawyer, do not qualify for legal aid or pro bono services, and have nowhere else to turn when they have a legal need. Visit www.ncjfap.org to learn more.