Discussion | Next Gen Legal Services: The Possibility of Legal Design
2,433 views · Published 22 April 2015 · 1:05:42 · Indexed 14 November 2026
Channel: Stanford Law School · 2015 · Education
On April 17, 2015, Stanford’s Center on the Legal Profession hosted a discussion “Next Gen Legal Services: The Possibility of Legal Design” with fellow Margaret Hagan. Hagan is currently teaching an Introduction to Legal Design course at SLS meant to inspire law students and lawyers to reimagine how legal services are delivered using human-centered design. During the discussion both Hagan, and her students, presented their projects, discussed their insights, and sought feedback from the larger community.
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