Legal education is part of access to justice

People protect their rights better when the law is explained in language they can act on.

Access to justice is not only about having a lawyer represent you in court. It can also mean having enough understanding to recognise when a legal issue exists, knowing where to seek assistance and being able to make an informed decision.

Aya Lex & Partners PRUC’s practice plan expressly identifies a gap between the complexity of the legal system and the everyday understanding of individuals. The firm’s stated objective is to help bridge that gap through accessible legal education and professional legal support.

This philosophy is reflected in the firm’s approach to clients who may have limited legal knowledge but face important decisions concerning property, employment, family relationships or business.

The law should protect people, but people must also be able to understand the legal issues affecting them.

This article is for general information and does not constitute legal advice.

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