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Increasing Access to Legal Services Through Technology
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Increasing Access to Legal Services Through Technology
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Excellent. I like the "paper" that he has - it's just a list of references. It would have been nice to be able to see the slides as a document as well. This video includes his power point screens, but the screen was tiny. I could not read his slides most of the time.
Interesting discussion of issues related to whether non-lawyers should be permitted to own law firms.
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Access to legal services is not just a problem for the poor, it affects the middle class and small business owner too. If we want to see a meaningful increase in access, our profession must embrace technology and new models for legal service delivery.
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Increasing Access to Legal Services Through Technology (Jun 2018)
Chas Rampenthal
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Increasing Access to Legal Services Through Technology (Jun 2018)
Access to legal services is not just a problem for the poor, it affects the middle class and small business owner too. If we want to see a meaningful increase in access, our profession must embrace technology and new models for legal service delivery.
Originally presented: May 2018 Technology Law Conference
Chas Rampenthal,
LegalZoom.com, Inc. - Los Angeles, CA