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7 Lessons for building user-friendly guided interviews

After working on the Massachusetts Eviction Defense Tool with Rina Padua for the last 10 months, I learned a lot. Some of it was from helpful mentors like Marc Lauritsen and Caroline Robinson, who have been building interviews like this for years; some from presentations at other conferences I’ve attended Read more…

By Quinten Steenhuis, 3 years3 years ago
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A year with Docassemble

I had the pleasure of spending Friday at Docacon presenting to and learning from 30 Docassemble users from around the country—and I learned so much from all of them. It was exciting to see so many people building amazing projects. In October 2017 I made a comparison of the options Read more…

By Quinten Steenhuis, 3 years2 years ago
Access to Justice

Notes from Docacon 2018

I had a great time learning from so many Docassemble users at Docacon 2018 this past week. I think they will be put up on the Docacon website soon, but I wanted to share my slides just in case. I’m planning to blog in more detail some of the topics Read more…

By Quinten Steenhuis, 3 years3 years ago
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Embedding a map of service locations with multiple city outlines using Google My Maps

Here’s a task that I thought would be completely straightforward, but took me down a long rabbit hole of failed attempts: adding the 47 towns and cities Greater Boston Legal Services serves onto a custom Google Map that displays the border outlines of each city. The final method was simple, Read more…

By Quinten Steenhuis, 3 years ago

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Great class chat on all things #readability with @MassLegalHelp today. Excellent discussion! Doing our best to lead to a new generation of lawyers writing for clarity. Also discovered https://t.co/MEnlh8XUxl, nice tool for realtime group feedback
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At the Massachusetts state level, courts are divided into Departments, Divisions, and then more informally Sessions. This turns out to be pretty ungoogleable. Any place to find a good reference for the hierarchy in different jurisdictions? Want to model this to cover most states
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