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Join a working group

Tell us about your work so we know which group fits and what you are bringing to it. We write back.

What joining means

What a member does

A working group takes one area and decides which parts of legal help should be rebuilt with technology, what good would look like, and how anyone would know whether a tool delivers it.

Come to the working sessions for the area you join, and stay with the group through a workflow.
Read the drafts in between and say where they are wrong, thin, or missing what your jurisdiction needs.
Bring something concrete, such as your own practice, example documents, a site that would try a tool, or an RFP and a contract you are about to write.
Let your name appear on what the group publishes.

About you

Tell us about your work

Short answers are fine, as long as they are specific.

Your name

Organization

Where you work The state, county, or court you work in.

What you want to do

Which group

What is your role, and what do you do in a typical week that touches these problems?

What have you seen go wrong in this area? A case, a filing, a call, or a form that did not work the way it was supposed to.

What could you bring to the group? Your own expertise, example documents you could make synthetic, a site that would try a tool, or an RFP and a contract you are about to write.

Anything else we should know

If this is more than you want to take on now, you can sign up for updates instead.