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Angela Tripp improves access to justice through initiatives focused on regulating the legal profession, delivering legal information, and improving court processes. 

Her work includes bar admissions and education, authorized justice practitioner programs and other regulatory reforms, self-help resources and technology, and court navigator programs. She also supports court improvement efforts involving process simplification, civil diversion, and solutions for legal deserts.

Before joining NCSC, Tripp served as program counsel for technology at Legal Services Corporation, co-executive director of Michigan Statewide Advocacy Services, and director of Michigan Legal Help.

She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Cincinnati and a juris doctor from Northeastern University School of Law.