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Margaret Hagan

Executive Director of the Legal Design Lab, Stanford Law School & Lecturer at the Stanford (d.school)

Margaret Hagan is the Executive Director of the Legal Design Lab at Stanford Law School/d.school, where she collaborates with various organizations to improve the accessibility and effectiveness of the justice system.

She specializes in applying human-centered design and technology to enhance access to justice, developing interactive tools, visualizations of law, and fostering innovation within legal practices.

Apart from her role at the Legal Design Lab, Margaret also educates on the design process and legal design through classes and workshops.

Her educational background includes a JD from Stanford Law School, a DPhil in International Politics from Queen's University Belfast, an MA in Nationalism Studies from Central European University, and an AB in Comparative Literature from the University of Chicago.

Prior to her current position, she has held roles as a Lecturer, Director, and Associate at Stanford University, as well as various intern positions at organizations like the U.S. Department of State and the European Roma Rights Center.

Highlights

Mar 4 · linkedin

Have a project or idea about how to make the court & legal system more people-centered, innovative, data-driven, or effective? Propose a session for the September 2024 SRLN (Self-Represented Litigation Network) conference! https://lnkd.in/g6eUyFtf

Oct 16 · linkedin

Announcing a call for papers on AI & Access to Justice. I'm co-organizing a workshop at JURIX '23 in Maastricht on Dec 18, for researchers & practitioners working on the use, evaluation, and regulation of AI meant to make the justice system more accessible, equitable, and people-centered: https://lnkd.in/gB3ma8uh We're looking for great paper submissions & participants to make a lively, inter-disciplinary workshop - -and an ongoing researcher-practitioner community in this space.

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Location

Stanford, California, United States