Legal Design and Innovation

It is no longer a question of whether people are using LLMs for their legal needs, but how they are doing so. Research in this area is long…

In the access to justice world, we often talk about “the justice gap” as if it’s one massive, monolithic challenge. But if we want to truly…

During October’s AI & A2J Webinar, we were joined from across the pond by Francine Ryan and Liz Hardie. The webinar centered around Liz and…

Insights from Quinten Steenhuis at the AI + Access to Justice Research Seminar

Errors, Expungement, and the Role of AI in Background Checks

Caddy Chatbot to Support Supervision of Legal Advisers giving Brief Q&A help

Lessons from the Eviction Diversion Initiative for Coordinated Data & Outcomes Measurement

Benchmarks Through User & Frontline Expert Research

Lessons from Cristina Llop’s Work on Language Access in the Legal System

The first-ever summit on how AI can close the justice gap — with legal aid, courts, technologists, researchers, funders, and regulators.

In the October installment of the Stanford Legal Design Lab’s AI and Access to Justice (A2J) Webinar series, we had the opportunity to hear…

Partnerships in the field of A2J and AI

How do we know if AI answers to people’s problems are good or bad? We’re talking to front-line experts to build quality audits &…

Findings from the annual Search Audit and the introduction of the new AI Online Legal Information Assessment Tool

The AI & A2J webinar series offers an in-depth look at projects by legal experts and technologists in the AI & A2J space.

A report from the students in the Autumn 2023 Stanford Law/d.school class “AI for Legal Help”, 809E.

What we learned about at the LSC-ITC conference of civil justice professionals, about the state of AI & A2J

An interview with Margaret Hagan about the future of AI and A2J

This past week, I had the privilege of attending the State of Privacy event in Rome, with policy, technical, and research leaders from…

How might AI help more people find & use their legal rights? And what risks of harm should we plan for? Here are maps we can plan around.

Reimagining How Lawyers Communicate Contract Terms & Insurance Policies to the Public

A Human-Centered Rubric to Evaluate a Form

A reflection on the intersection of architecture and law and my assignment for the Harvard GSD design discovery course.

This Medium piece documents an intervention aimed at improving access to justice outreach. We used a technical intervention — standardized…