Shaping the Future Generation of Legal Engineers
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The offered at law schools like Cleveland-Marshall, Cornell, Vanderbilt, Harvard, and Hofstra leverage training from a broad range of disciplines to foster the competencies required to make our justice system more efficient, accessible, and aligned with the needs of low-income and disenfranchised communities. Core competencies for legal engineers include familiarity with data-driven artificial intelligence, such as technology-assisted document review; client education methods such as eLearning; contract management and document automation/assembly tools; and various technology-driven methods of conducting day-to-day business.
The trend toward technologically tailored programming is empowering the next generation of lawyers to reinvent the delivery of legal services and revolutionize access to justice as we know it.
For more about the future of legal education, check out the latest episode of Live with Kellye & Ken해외 카지노 추천”Law and Technology해외 카지노 추천”featuring special guests, Deans Megan Carpenter (New Hampshire), Anthony Niedwiecki (Golden Gate), Hari Osofsky (Penn State), Andy Perlman (Suffolk), and Song Richardson (UC Irvine).
Miguel Willis currently serves as the inaugural Presidential Innovation Fellow at Law School Admission Council, where he oversees the Access to Justice Tech Fellows Program.