Access to Justice and how the Legal Tech community can help

Many of us involved in redesigning the way legal services are delivered often wonder how we might use our skills to improve access to justice. To assist in a truly valuable way, we all need to first understand the true scale of the problem. This event aims to help us all do just that and we will be hearing from a mixture of experts and speakers working at the front line of our justice system.

On the 25^th March, our panel of experts will explore how legal technology can be utilised as a force for good, helping to enable better access to justice.

We are delighted to have the input of:

• Lord Michael Briggs, Deputy Head of Civil Justice of England and Wales & Author of the Briggs Review
• Sophie Walker, Just Access
• Kat Barry, Mishcon de Reya LLP
• Maeve Lavelle, Director, Education & Community Programmes, Neota Logic Inc
• Hayley Blundell, Assistant Manager at the Personal Support Unit
• Catherine Bamford, Founder of BamLegal
• Richard Tromans, Founder of Artificial Lawyer
  
  Time/Date: 8.30-10.30, Monday 25th March 2019
  Venue: The Common Room, The Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1PL
  Ticket: £35
  Contact: Events@thepsu.org.uk

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