093 - with Dorna Moini - On Access to Justice

Hey there Zengineers, This week we've got Dorna Moini on the show. She's co-founder of Documate, a legal tech company that helps lawyers (and other businesses) automate document creation to make their ops more efficient and their services more accessible. But, in true Zengineering fashion, we don't spend to much time talking about that. Instead, we're talking about access to justice, what it means, and where technology lands in providing a solution. Give this episode a listen to learn about why courts are scary, why Civil Law & Order would be a pretty lame show, and about how you've only actually had "the right to an attorney" in the US since 1963. Enjoy! Cheers, Adam & Brian Links on links! - --- Support this podcast:

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093 - with Dorna Moini - On Access to Justice is an episode from Zengineering: A Philosophy of Science, Technology, Art & Engineering by Brian and Adam.

This episode is 64:31 long.

This episode was published on Apr 9, 2020.

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