The epidemiology of law and why it's necessary with Geoff Mulherin

The mandate of the Foundation and its practical approach to addressing legal needs;

The importance of regular empirical evidence-based research;

Findings from interviewing 21000 people about their legal needs;

Where people most often go for legal assistance;

How integrated multi-disciplinary services can help;

Why the foundation developed interactive online legal data dashboards;

Whether funding for justice needs redistributing across or within government portfolios;

The need to view the justice system as a whole and reflect on who is included and excluded;

The disproportionate amount of court resources for complex litigation as compared to legal aid budgets;

The OECD and people-centred justice;

The opportunity that the pandemic provides, to improve the operation of the justice system;

The epidemiology of law and the need for "upstream strategic thinking" for justice; and

Geoff's definition of legal innovation!