The landscape of legal technology saw remarkable evolution in 2023, with JTA members at the forefront of this transformation. While generative AI captured much of the spotlight, the development of other technologies like the metaverse, Web3, and cryptocurrency continued to make headlines and promise future transformations. Among these technological strides, a commendable focus emerged on using technology to enhance access to justice, highlighting the legal industry’s commitment to leveraging innovation for the greater good. These advancements not only made headlines but also set the stage for future innovations.
As showcased in the Law.com article “Legal Tech’s Milestones for New(er) Technologies, Innovating for Good & More in 2023,” the JTA’s contributions in driving advancement have redefined the justice technology space. JTA members played a pivotal role in harnessing these technologies to improve access to justice, reflecting a deep-seated commitment within the legal sector to use innovation for societal benefit. The JTA made significant strides in the justice tech sector, focusing on technology that narrows the access to justice gap. Initiatives like the first social impact legal tech accelerator with UC Law SF and community events with Village Capital and AmFam Institute helped support early-stage justice tech founders. Additionally, collaborations, such as the one with ProBonoNet, helped map out trends and opportunities in justice tech. This article explores the key achievements of 2023, underlining how they are reshaping the legal domain and contributing to a more just and equitable system.
To learn more about the new milestones of legal tech as well as how the JTA has left its impact, read the full article at Law.com.