Global justice innovation: the lessons and the leaders with Roger Smith OBE

How Roger first became interested in law, tech and atj;

How Australia led the world in legaltech;

How cuts to legal aid meant it was imperative to turn to tehcnology;

Why Roger started the blog in 2016 and who forms the law, tech and atj community;

The one key issue Roger sees with developing and implementing legal technology;

Victoria Legal Aid's evaluation of a 'dud' project;

His optimism /pessimism about technology and what it means for law;

An early example of world-leading innovation, legal design and international collaboration from The Netherlands;

How hackathons can be a way of supporting entrepreneurs in developing countries;

The biggest changes Roger has observed over the past decade;

The various clusters of innovation including remote working, reaching more people through remote information delivery; unbundling and assisted DIY, case management software, intakes and referrals;

How case management could assist litigants;

Why he says we reached peak justice in 2008;

Structural issues which work against streamlining global legal delivery;

Who are the leaders in access to justice strategy and technology;

Whether the level of legal need will tip the adoption and demand for a global strategy;

Roger's views on regulatory reform (on unauthorised practice of law and fee-sharing (USA));

The mission of the International Legal Aid Group, what will be covered in the upcoming conference and its 3 key policy achievements;

2 benefits of collaborating across jurisdictions; and

Roger's definition of legal innovation!