Using Technology To Overcome The Barriers That Prevent Access To Justice

Abhinav Tripathi, Durham University

ABSTRACT

A substantial majority of people and small enterprises have significant unmet legal needs. This reflects a significant underdeveloped market for accessible and inexpensive legal services as well as a lack of access to justice for many individuals. Technology may be able to help solve this problem by lowering expenses, allowing attorneys to focus on jobs where their abilities are most required, and giving individuals more say over how their legal issues are resolved.

Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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