The “Technology to Improve Access to Justice for the Poor” Fallacy Part 2

By Miguel Willis

March 16, 2018

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Marvel’s The Defenders two superheroes pictured above, Luke Cage (Left) and Danny Rand (Right)

Seeing the same faces and hearing recycled taking points on “how technology will ensure greater access to justice for the poor” is really getting old. Sorry for the wait peeps.

This post is part 2 of a three…

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ATJ Tech Fellows Program “Legal Access Innovation Curriculum” Day One Recap

By Miguel Willis

May 23, 2017

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Day One of the inaugural ATJ Tech Fellows Program’s “Legal Access Innovation Curriculum” (LAIC) is in the books. From legal design thinking to the artificial intelligence and chatbots, ATJ Tech fellows got their first dose of legal tech training for the summer program. For those following along from home or who haven’t had…