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Law by design
"“The missions of law and design are not that separate and [are] quite powerful if you bring them together,” says Hagan, co-director of the Program for Leg…
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Laying the Groundwork for a Reflective IP Strategy
"“You need to have an engineer, an attorney, a business guy all on the same team to spur innovation. You can’t just have a bunch of attorneys sitting in a…
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Fwd.Us Immigration Hackathon: Immigration Visualization Project
Cross-posted from Open Law Lab. I’ve just posted a project summary up for my team’s work at the FWD.us DREAMer Hackathon at the Program for Legal Tech & De…
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Making Immigration User-Friendly workshop report
Cross-posted from Open Law Lab. My Program for Legal Tech & Design held its first Law By Design workshop this past weekend at Stanford’s d.school. We chall…
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How designer Margaret Hagan drew her way through law school
"When Margaret Hagan wanted to understand complex subjects at Stanford Law School, she would sketch talking heads with their words inside bubbles or jot do…
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Meet our 2013 Legal Rebels
"Design thinking has finally reached the text-heavy, no-nonsense bastion of law, and recent Stanford Law grad Margaret Hagan is drawing a lot of attention…
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Stanford Looks to FutureLaw
"Another panel addressed the proposition that user interface and user experience design need to be a "fundamental element" of legal tools if they…
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Privicons Released: A User-to-User Email Privacy Tool
We're thrilled to announce the release of Privicons for Google Chrome, a tool for helping users deal with email carelessness: innocent misunderstandings and…