The Global Legal Hackathon named a slew of first-round winners, including a Philadelphia team looking to aid evictees through the legal process and a New York duo that seeks to inform consumers of reimbursements from class action suits.
February 28, 2019 at 09:30 AM
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The second annual Global Legal Hackathon has begun, and winners from 24 countries have advanced to the second round, including two New York- and Philadelphia-based teams who looked to empower people to pursue civil court matters.
Participants in the first round of Global Legal Hackathon, which happened in a host of global cities, created legal solutions over two days beginning on Feb. 22. The solutions had to address access-to-justice or practice-of-law challenges.
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