In addition to working with other lawyers and law students on research projects for Harvard Law School’s Center on the Legal Profession, Ron is also an investor in legal technology startups and provides consultation to a number of startups located in Silicon Valley. He works with large law firms internationally exploring ways to inject disruptive innovation into the practice of law. Below is an index for the articles posted on this blog as well as a selection of slides and videos from Ron’s presentations and projects.
Index of Articles
Katz, D., Dolin, R., Bomarito, M., (eds.), “Legal Informatics”, Cambridge University Press, 2021. Dr. Dolin also wrote five chapters in the book including, “Technology Issues in Legal Philosophy,” “Information Intermediation” (e.g. search), “XML in Law: The Role of Standards in Legal Informatics,” “Measuring Legal Quality,” and “Adaptive Innovation: Innovator’s Dilemma in Big Law.”
Law 2 0: Creating a Modernized Legal System
Eight is Great? Why does the U.S. Supreme Court have an odd number of justices; what would happen if it didn’t?, November 25, 2016
Law Librarians: The Hidden Bastions of Data-Driven Innovation, March 20, 2016
Death By A Thousand Cuts — In Gratitude, October 13, 2015
Legal Disruption? Uhm, It’s Complicated, August 7, 2015
Measuring the Subjective, May 26, 2015
UPL, Technology, and Access to Justice, April 30, 2015
Quality Metric Example: Litigation Witness Files, April 24, 2015
Getting To New Law: Standardized Quality Metrics, March 25, 2015
Big Law as Legal Fiction and the Lack of Innovation, January 18, 2015
Legal ROI: Quality & Innovation, Incorporating Efficiency, October 22, 2014
Designing a User-Friendly Patent System, October 14, 2016
Inconsistency Robustness and the Law: A Random Walk, Conference
on Inconsistency Robustness, Stanford University, July 29-31, 2014