Your evidence needs to survive a court, a legislature, or an agency review.
We've designed studies built for exactly that.

Empirical legal studies, field experiments, and rigorous policy evaluation — including a statewide legal-needs assessment projected to save ≈$2M in research costs, and a national center evaluating how states measure accountability.

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• › You need a legal-needs or access-to-justice study designed to hold up to scrutiny from funders and policymakers.
• › A field experiment or natural experiment needs a design that isolates the policy's actual effect.
• › Your agency or research team needs a cost-efficient way to estimate need across a large population without surveying everyone.
• › You're building an accountability or performance-measurement system and need the underlying methodology to be defensible.
• › You need secondary data — administrative, court, or agency records — cleaned and analyzed at scale.

Representative engagements

Empirical work for courts, agencies, and public accountability systems.