Lecture: How can lawtech improve access to justice?

Next week a panel of legal experts, working at the frontline of our justice system, will be exploring how legal technology can be utilised as a force for good – helping to facilitate access to justice.

The event, 'Access to Justice and How the Legal Tech Community Can Help', takes place on Monday 25 March, from 8:30am until 10:30am at The Law Society's Common Room, London. Tickets cost £35.

The panel of legal experts speaking at the event include: Lord Michael Briggs, deputy head of civil justice of England and Wales and author of the Briggs Review; Sophie Walker, director at Just Access; Kat Barry, strategy manager at Mishcon de Reya; Maeve Lavelle, director at Education & Community Programmes, Neota Logic Inc; Hayley Blundell, assistant manager at the Personal Support Unit; Catherine Bamford, founder of BamLegal; and Richard Tromans, founder of Artificial Lawyer.

For further information, please visit the website.

If you have any questions, please email: events@thepsu.org.uk