Resources for Immigration Attorneys

Industry-leading cloud-based law practice management software. To claim a Clio account for your action group, please email info@clio.com “Clio, the world’s leading cloud-based practice management solution for law firms, announced today that they would donate free access to their software to support the efforts of on-the-ground attorneys reacting to the unprecedented change in immigration law.”

Collaborative case management and analysis software suite and platform that syncs across multiple devices. This case management platform sponsors a program called EPIC (Everchron Public Interest Community) by which it provides free use of Everchron for any pro bono cases, including work in furtherance of civil liberties. Lawyers working on public interest matters who are interested in the EPIC program can contact Everchron at info@everchron.com

Free legal research platform where users can create an account, connect with other researchers, and stay informed when developments emerge. See their "Legal Topics" under the "Learn" category to get started.

"If you’re a lawyer fighting for civil rights and civil liberties, fill out this form to get free access to Casetext’s premium legal research tools, including CARA. Attorneys in private practice taking on these cases pro bono will have free access for the next two months, and non-profit organizations will have free access through the end of 2017."

Provides access to cases, laws, articles, and directories. Also has an "Issues" feature where people can submit issues and receive a solution that ties in the laws, court cases, and organizations that relate (similar to a forum).

Dynamic list of court cases filed around the country challenging the immigration ban.

Sharp rendering of data and analytics to help lawyers prepare for litigation."Ravel is analytical research, a new category of intelligent tool that combines legal research and analytics. Powered by expert legal knowledge, machine learning, and comprehensive caselaw from the Harvard Law Library, Ravel is built by digital natives for 21st Century practice...Ravel was formed in 2012, spinning out of Stanford University's Law School, Computer Science Department, and d.school, with the support of CodeX (Stanford's Center for Legal Informatics)."

Contact Ravel Law by sending an email to contact@ravellaw.com for access if you, or someone you know, is helping people affected by the travel ban.