This quarter we welcomed a new legal aid organization to the Document Assembly Line, created a new development roadmap with the community, added a DevOps engineer to our team, and worked on volunteer coordination.
This quarter we welcomed a new legal aid organization to the Document Assembly Line, created a new development roadmap with the community, added a DevOps engineer to our team, and worked on volunteer coordination.
Last fall, students in the Legal Innovation and Technology Clinic built 8 new online guided interviews to help people complete court forms and form letters for landlord-tenant issues, disability accommodations, immigration, and appeals.
In this community workshop we shared our experiences coding Docassemble interviews with AI!
The last few months brought some exciting developments to the Document Assembly Line, especially a new, simplified, standalone e-filing user interface for self-represented litigants that we'll start testing early next year.
"Expanding Access to Justice with Online Tools," my article for the Boston Bar Journal, was published in the Fall 2025 edition. I'm including a few excerpts here.
Both Quinten and David appeared on Jared Correia's Adventures in Legal Tech podcast recently to talk about legal innovation, including document automation and artificial intelligence.
Workshop on the Document Assembly Line's AI-assisted interview translation workflow, with its developer, Quinten Steenhuis
Here are some highlights of our work since June.
Document Assembly Line workshop with the LIT Lab's Sam Glover, about using JavaScript in Docassemble.