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Legal Design Geek | Reimagining legal #4: contacting a direct access barrister

01 July 2019

Emily MacLoud

Why is it so hard to find and instruct a barrister via direct access? And how could design thinking help to put users back at the heart of the legal system? Read More

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Legal Design Geek | Reimagining legal #3: B2B sales contracts

01 July 2019

Stefania Passera

Agreeing a B2B sales contract should be a delightful moment for both contract parties, but that's rarely the case - could design thinking lead to a more accessible process? Read More

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Legal Design Geek | Reimagining legal #2: SLA

01 July 2019

Marie Potel-Saville

SLAs often end up causing more confusion than clarification - Marie Potel-Saville explains how legal design could help to create a user-friendly process. Read More

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Legal Design Geek | Reimagining legal #1: privacy notices

01 July 2019

Richard Mabey

It would take 76 days to read the average Ts and Cs we accept online. This series explores how we could take a different approach and make legal documents readable again. Read More

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Contract magic: e-signature on the move

01 July 2019

Richard Mabey

Get to 'yes' faster with Juro's mobile-enabled e-signing - designed for the modern business where time to closing can make all the difference. Read More

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Why legal design is in-house counsels’ new best friend

01 July 2019

Marie Potel-Saville

For in-house lawyers, getting the business to engage properly, and (we can dream) enthusiastically with legal processes and documents is a familiar struggle. Read More

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Privacy by design: building a privacy policy people actually want to read

01 July 2019

We’ve been banging on about legal design at Juro for some time now. So, when it came to updating our privacy policy ahead of GDPR it was important to us from the get-go that our privacy policy was not[...] Read More

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