Future of Legal Work 8.3.2018 by Johanna Rantanen, Dottir
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The document discusses wanting to change the world through legal design. It talks about how current legal contracts and documents are complex, expensive, slow, and poor quality. The author argues that a modern society needs legal information and products that are engaging, understandable, and usable. The future of law is described as being iterative, technology-powered, multidisciplinary, diverse, and human-centered. The author invites the reader to join them in making this vision a reality.
Future of Legal Work 8.3.2018 by Johanna Rantanen, Dottir
- 1. I want to change the world With legal design Join me content
- 2. I want to change the world
- 6. I love law
- 9. “I teach contract law at Harvard Law School and I can’t understand my credit card contract. I just can’t. It is not designed to be read.” Elizabeth Warren
- 10. Legal design
- 11. “I know words. I have the best words.”
- 12. Winners Losers
- 13. Today’s world Too complex Too fast Too regulated
- 15. A modern society needs legal information and products that are engaging, understandable and usable.
- 16. The future of law Iterative working methods Tech- powered Multi- disciplinary and diverse Human- centered
- 17. Join me
- 18. The world is in beta
- 20. Know your user Realise you have a user Empower your user
- 21. Johanna Rantanen +358 50 385 0632 [email protected] thank you.