In this Document Assembly Line workshop, Michelle B. Sam through adding an ALKiln test to a docassemble interview.
LIT Blog
 below. Along the bottom are the logos for Suffolk University Law School’s Legal Innovation & Technology Lab, Capital University Law School, and The Ohio State University, followed by the presenters’ names and contact information: David Colarusso (Bluesky: @davidcolarusso.com), Jennifer Wondracek (LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jennifer-wondracek/), and Rebecca Fordon (LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rebeccafordon).](https://suffolklitlab.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/CALICon2026-Vibe-Coding-for-Legal-Ed-300x169.png)
Law as code: vibe coding for legal education
Vibe coding for legal educators, a working session presented by David Colarusso, Rebecca Fordon, and Jennifer Wondracek at CALIcon 2026.
Eviction sealing at 1 year: 3,200+ petitions filed through Court Forms Online!
Today, Massachusetts Senator Lydia Edwards celebrated the 1-year anniversary of the eviction sealing law—and the LIT Lab's eviction sealing tool.
Listen to David and Quinten on the LawDroid Manifesto podcast
David and Quinten appeared (separately) on the LawDroid Manifesto podcast recently to talk about innovation in legal education and access to justice.
LIT Con 2026 is a wrap, but you can watch the replay
Note: this is a playlist. If you click the More videos button while the video is playing, you can navigate to other sessions. Here are all the session replays:
What happens when law students build things
At LITSA's inaugural Legal AI Innovation Challenge, law students sat down with laptops, picked a legal scenario, and started building.
How to set up a free, open-source, local AI assistant using Ollama, Granite, and Open-WebUI
In this workshop, JJ Asghar demonstrates how to set up a free, open-source, local AI assistant using Ollama, Granite, and Open-WebUI.
Announcing ALImmersion for Docassemble: complete court forms in 3D virtual space!
Experience court forms like never before: navigate court forms in virtual space, with help from the LIT Lab’s new AI assistant, Vergil.