Legal Design and Innovation

Could ChatGPT (the openAI chat model) help to increase access to online legal information?

When groups work to change the law, often they struggle to get public awareness or engagement. Community navigators can help.

A personal recap and tribute to Virgil Abloh and our collaboration on New Spaces of Justice

Building a network that’s researching, designing, and evaluating what works to increase access to justice

SMS Strategies from the Eviction Prevention Learning Lab

(Even if we should be moving away from forms altogether…)

A design research report from Stanford’s Justice By Design: Eviction class in Winter 2022

A Digital Legal Needs analysis of an online legal clinic to predict seasonal trends in people’s legal needs

How can more legal help providers get more of their information & guidance into more languages?

How could computable contracts improve people’s health insurance contracting? Our Stanford Law class researched new opportunities for this.

The White House has newly established human-centered design of government services as an official policy. And NYC is considering the same…

Greetings from the Legal Design Lab! Our team has been busy throughout this year on both emergency projects and long-standing research &…

A new class from Stanford Legal Design Lab & CodeX

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A spotlight on Hugh McDonald’s law review piece “Assessing A2J”

A redesigned court notice to help tenants participate in the eviction court process

LIST problem codes are standard ways to describe legal issues. How can you use them to make legal help better?

How can we create government programs that people actually can use?

Housing justice work that gets to structural inequalities

Notes from a mutli-city eviction prevention cohort

Schema.org markup to improve public interest search results

Can we make an AI for Justice agenda based on what health tech has already done — and learn from equity problems they’ve encountered?

By Roda Nour and Katie Yoon

A proposal for a curated platform for social problem-solving and civic technology