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LSC's 2020 Innovations in Technology Conference

The Legal Services Corporation’s 2020 Innovations in Technology Conference is being held January 15-17 at the Portland Hilton Downtown, 921 SW Sixth Avenue, Portland, OR, 97204 . All attendees must register using the conference registration website.

10:30am PST

Court Online Dispute Resolution: Bane or Boon for Self-Represented Litigants? Galleria - NorthSharon Sturges • Susan Yates • Colin Rule Leveraging Existing Technologies to Advance Medical-Legal Partnership Forum SuiteAlison Paul • Mallory Curran • Ronnette Ramos • Gerson Sorto • Erin Planalp Pro Bono Innovation Fund Shark Tank: Technology Edition East Pavilion BallroomKatherine Harris • Angie Wagenhals • Mytrang Nguyen • Sandhya Kidd • Tony Lu

1:30pm PST

Pro Bono Innovation Fund: What’s New and What We’ve Learned Council SuiteMytrang Nguyen • Sandhya Kidd

3:30pm PST

A Strategic Blueprint for Eviction and Housing Law Innovation Atrium BallroomDaniel Bernal • Margaret Hagan • Robert Wall • Aftab Pureval Delivery Model Innovation: Scaled Pro Bono, Self-Sustaining Revenue, and Agile Management Forum SuiteKimberly Pray • Amanda Caffall • John Grant Technology Innovations for Civil Legal Aid Clients and Victims of Crime: Stronger Together Broadway - Plaza LevelLiz Keith • Rochelle Hahn • Meg Garvin • Quisquella Addison Utilizing Your Case Management System to Improve Communication with Clients Galleria - SouthCraige Harrison • Angie Wagenhals • Raquel Bonilla • Amy Williams

8:45am PST

When Your Website Visitors Aren’t Who You Think They Are East Pavilion BallroomJ. Singleton • Emily Good

10:30am PST

Crossing Ponds: The Benefits of International Collaboration and How to Support More Council SuiteRoger Smith • Dave Nolette • Kate Fazio Following Up: Cost-Effective Tools for Helping Brief Service Clients Achieve Positive Outcomes East Pavilion BallroomJonathan Pyle • Angela Tripp • Anne Sweeney • Rohan Pavuluri Machine Learning for Access to Justice: Digital Legal Needs Analysis + Tools Atrium BallroomLester Bird • Margaret Hagan • David Colarusso Maximizing Case Management Systems in Times of Disaster Forum SuiteOrlando Gutierrez • Martin Costello • Emily Nuñez Hunt Not as Boring as it Sounds: Effective Document and File Management Galleria - NorthEmily Teplin Fox

1:30pm PST

Pot of Gold: Lessons Learned Reaching the End of a 3-year Human-Centered Design Driven Project Atrium BallroomBrendan Lacota

2:30pm PST

Let’s 10x That! Driving Growth Through Increasing Online Visibility East Pavilion BallroomJonathan Pyle • Rohan Pavuluri • Margaret Hagan • Susan Choe

8:00am PST

Improving Statewide Website User Experience through Content Improvements Galleria - SouthMike Grunenwald • Tara Saylor • Alex Clark • Kristin Verrill

9:30am PST

Content is King: Scalable Strategies to Develop Content that Rules East Pavilion BallroomHanna Kaufman • Angela Tripp • Drew Jackson • Rachel Harris Court Data as a Strategic Asset for Research and Practice in the Access to Justice Space Galleria - SouthCarlos Manjarrez • Erika Rickard • Dan Bernstein • Tanina Rostain Crowdsourcing Access to Justice: Setting Standards as a Document Assembly Community West Pavilion BallroomJonathan Pyle • Quinten Steenhuis • Matt Newsted • Michelle Bernstein