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Jake Gardiner, Legal Manager, Claimify. As a litigation lawyer who has been assisting injured people recover compensation via traditional methods for the last eleven years – most recently working in a large national plaintiff law firm – coming over to Claimify was a reawakening. No longer must I suit-up, dictate letters or bind up files. … Continue reading A model of virtual legal practice: Claimify of Queensland, Australia
Roger Smith Crispin Passmore, author of the preceding post Legal Aid – more wild guess and unlikely dreams is – it should be explained to foreign readers or those passing through from Mars – a bit of a cult figure in domestic legal service circles. Want an iconoclastic view of the legal profession’s stranglehold on … Continue reading Wild Guess and Unlikely Dreams #2
This article is written by Crispin Passmore, until recently of the Solicitors Regulatory Authority and previously the Legal Services Commission and Legal Services Board, now a consultant. Ever an interesting, and often a controversial, thinker, Crispin explores a particular problem for legal aid in England and Wales – how we might encourage innovation and greater use of technology within … Continue reading Legal Aid – more wild guess and unlikely dreams
One moment I was on a lounger, listening to the cicadas and watching the swallows high in the Mediterranean sky, The next I had drifted off to twenty years in the future. I was looking over my future self’s shoulder at what appeared to be a combination of blog, vlog and podcast. He was producing … Continue reading Holistic Automated Legal Assistance – a summer reverie
Me? I’m off on an early train to the south of France on Monday. But, before I go, here are ten things we have to talk about when the holidays are over. And by ‘we’ I mean the loose community interested in technology and access justice of which, simply by being a reader, you are … Continue reading We need to talk: ten issues for those engaged in A2jtech