LIT Con 2023 is an annual conference dedicated to legal innovation and technology, organized by the Legal Innovation & Technology Lab at Suffolk University Law School. The event brings together legal professionals, technologists, and academics to explore advancements in the legal field.
The conference covers a range of topics, including the integration of technology in legal practice, access to justice, and the future of legal education. Sessions feature rapid-fire talks, panel discussions, and workshops designed to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Attendees have opportunities to network with peers, engage with exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge legal tech solutions, and hear from notable speakers such as Daniel Yi, Senior Counsel for Special Projects and Innovation at the U.S. Department of Justice.
LIT Con 2023 is ideal for legal practitioners, technologists, educators, and students interested in the intersection of law and technology, offering insights into emerging trends and practical applications in the legal industry.
Speakers(22)
Amanda Brown
Founder & Executive Director at Lagniappe Law Lab
Amanda Brown is the Founder and Executive Director of Lagniappe Law Lab, focusing on leveraging technology to improve access to justice.
Ana Morrissette
LIT Fellow at Suffolk University Law School
Ana Morrissette is a Legal Innovation & Technology Fellow at Suffolk University Law School, engaged in legal tech development.
Becky Slogeris
Presidential Innovation Fellow at US Department of Justice
Becky Slogeris is a Presidential Innovation Fellow at the US Department of Justice, focusing on innovation in legal services.
Brittany Hill
Product Manager at Theory and Principle
Brittany Hill is a Product Manager at Theory and Principle, specializing in legal technology product development.
Casey Chiappetta
Associate Manager at The Pew Charitable Trusts
Casey Chiappetta is an Associate Manager at The Pew Charitable Trusts, working on projects related to legal system modernization.
Daniel Yi
Senior Counsel for Special Projects and Innovation at US Department of Justice
Daniel Yi leads the Civil Rights Division's efforts to use design processes and entrepreneurial principles to test new solutions in legal practice and civil rights. He also runs Concept Lab, the Division's idea incubator program.
Darrell Malone Jr.
Founder at National Police Data Coalition
Darrell Malone Jr. is the founder of the National Police Data Coalition, focusing on data transparency and accountability in law enforcement.
David Colarusso
Director at LIT Lab, Suffolk University Law School
David Colarusso is the Director of the Legal Innovation & Technology Lab at Suffolk University Law School, specializing in legal technology and innovation.
Diego Alcala Laboy
Incoming Faculty at Widener Delaware Law School
Diego Alcala Laboy is an incoming faculty member at Widener Delaware Law School, with expertise in legal technology and access to justice.
Dyane O'Leary
Director of Legal Innovation & Technology Concentration at Suffolk University Law School
Dyane O'Leary is the Director of the Legal Innovation & Technology Concentration at Suffolk University Law School, focusing on integrating technology into legal education.
Elicia M. Inman
LIT Fellow at Suffolk University Law School
Elicia M. Inman is a Legal Innovation & Technology Fellow at Suffolk University Law School, focusing on legal technology initiatives.
Gabriel Teninbaum
Director of Legal Innovation & Technology Institute at Suffolk University Law School
Gabriel Teninbaum is the Director of the Legal Innovation & Technology Institute at Suffolk University Law School, specializing in legal technology education.
Kajol Raju
LIT Fellow at Suffolk University Law School
Kajol Raju is a Legal Innovation & Technology Fellow at Suffolk University Law School, contributing to legal technology projects.
Kavya Verma
LIT Fellow at Suffolk University Law School
Kavya Verma is a Legal Innovation & Technology Fellow at Suffolk University Law School, focusing on technology-driven legal solutions.
Matthew Newsted
Associate Director of Legal Tech at Illinois Legal Aid Online
Matthew Newsted is the Associate Director of Legal Tech at Illinois Legal Aid Online, working on technology solutions to improve legal aid services.
Nicole Siino
Business Analyst at KP Labs
Nicole Siino is a Business Analyst at KP Labs, working on legal technology solutions.
Nini D. Sprinkle
LIT Fellow at Suffolk University Law School
Nini D. Sprinkle is a Legal Innovation & Technology Fellow at Suffolk University Law School, working on innovative legal solutions.
Regis J. Acosta
LIT Fellow at Suffolk University Law School
Regis J. Acosta is a Legal Innovation & Technology Fellow at Suffolk University Law School, working on legal tech projects.
Rochelle Hahn
Co-Executive Director at Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Rochelle Hahn serves as Co-Executive Director at the Massachusetts Law Reform Institute, focusing on systemic advocacy for low-income individuals.
Sarah Boonin
Associate Director of Clinical Programs and Clinical Professor of Law at Suffolk University Law School
Sarah Boonin teaches in the areas of mental health and disability law, women's reproductive health, and legal ethics. She designed and teaches Suffolk's first Health Law Clinic.
Sheriece Perry
Director of Court Services and Law Libraries at Massachusetts Trial Court's Office of Court Management
Sheriece Perry serves as the Director of Court Services and Law Libraries for the Massachusetts Trial Court's Office of Court Management.
Thomas Innis
Consultant at Gibbous Consulting & Ripples Group
Thomas Innis is a consultant with Gibbous Consulting and the Ripples Group, advising on legal technology and innovation strategies.
Event Details
- Date
- April 20-21, 2023
- 2 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Boston, United States
- Suffolk University Law School
- Pricing
- Free
- Audience
- Legal professionals, technologists, educators, and students interested in legal innovation and technology.