Since 2008 I have worked as a housing attorney at New England's largest poverty law firm, providing assistance to low-income clients.
A lifelong developer, I bring my passion for programming to my social justice work, building applications to solve the access to justice gap.
I use DevOps principles to focus on bringing consistency and reliability to the Windows SMB environment with a focus on Windows PowerShell.
Legal aid agencies have been building apps for decades. More law firms are getting in on it, with apps like UpSolve for bankruptcy and Wilson Sonsini’s app to help firms comply with California privacy laws Read more…
So, you want to create your first interactive legal application (sometimes also called guided interview or wizard). Congratulations! Whether your app is the next TurboTax for drafting wills or an access to justice app for Read more…
MADE is a wizard-like online interview that helps tenants who are being evicted. It can be completed on a smartphone or desktop computer completely without the help of a lawyer. It covers 300 questions and Read more…