MIT Legal Science Salon online event, 13 March 2014

The first MIT Legal Science Salon online event will be held 13 March 2014.

Registration is available on eventbrite .

The event is being organized by Dazza Greenwood, JD, of MIT Media Lab, as part of his Computational Legal Science research program.

The event Website is at: http://ift.tt/Nv1ErE

Click here for a video describing the event.

Information about the event is also being posted to the eCitizen blog.

Here is the program as it stands as of 4 March 2013, according to the eventbrite page:

* Host: Dazza Greenwood, MIT Human Dynamics Group

* Joshua Lenon, Clio: Key Note Address: What Happens When Robots Join Law Firms?

* Jonathan Askin, Professor, Brooklyn Law School; Founder and Director of the Brooklyn Law Incubator and Policy Clinic,

[Topic: TBD]

* Seamus Kraft, Executive Director, OpenGovFoundation.org

Topic: StateDecoded and Putting the Law Online

* Evan Carroll, Founder, The Digital Beyond; Author of Your Digital Afterlife

Topic: Managing Digital Assets and Estates

* Ray Campbell, Attorney/Consultant on Data and Technology Matters

Topic: The Legal Science of Mapping Communication Flows in State Government

For more information, please see the event’s Website.

HT @JoshuaLenon

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