Dr. Margaret Hagan and Dr. Ron Dolin have posted Legal Innovation Centers mapped , at the website of their Program for Legal Technology + Design.
Here is the text:
We have begun to compile a map of people, groups, and institutions who are working at universities, with students, on legal technology and design.
It isn’t intended as a map of who is working on academic research on legal technology — but rather which programs are actively experimenting in how to train students to become legal innovators.
Use this to scout out opportunities & collaborators. And please help us populate it — send us the people and orgs that are not on here yet! [...]
As of 31 December 2013, the map includes 15 centers, all in the U.S.
The map seems to have been made using Google Maps Engine.
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via Legal Informatics Blog http://legalinformatics.wordpress.com/2013/12/31/hagan-and-dolin-map-of-legal-innovation-centers/
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