TBA Law Blog


Posted by: Kate Prince on Jun 21, 2022

Tennessee Supreme Court officials yesterday launched the Tennessee Justice Bus — a new project from the Access to Justice initiative that will serve as a mobile legal clinic for rural and underserved communities, WPLN reports. Davidson County General Sessions Judge Ana Escobar spoke at yesterday’s launch, saying that those who represent themselves in matters like child support or evictions need more help. “People should not have to go to their local McDonald’s to get a reliable connection to file their lawsuit,” she said. The bus will make its first stop in Rutherford County on June 29. The public can gain access to the Justice Bus by emailing justicebus@tnbus.gov or following the bus on Facebook or Twitter.