About me
I'm pursuing a joint JD-PhD degree at Harvard Law School and the MIT
Media Lab. My work focuses on Computational Law: leveraging
computation to analyze, improve, and extend the study and practice
of law.
My research aims to bridge the gap between technology and law to
surface new quantitative insights into jurisprudential systems and
to identify computationally-enabled approaches to the practice of
law. By formalizing research around computational law, I aim to
deepen our understanding of legal processes, while building tools
that improve legal practice, expand access to justice, and increase
judicial efficacy.
I also study the technological transformation of the legal
profession and its effect on how organizations manage legal services
and risks. To this end, I collaborate with private and public
entities around the world to prototype practice-oriented
computational legal solutions, deploying and studying computational
law in the real world.