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Legal Technology
CS 204 / Law 4019 Spring 2025
Tuesdays 15:00 - 16:20 Mitchell B67
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The integration of technology is transforming the operation of legal systems worldwide. There is an increasing reliance on technological tools to manage legal information, analyze complex data, enhance decision-making, and deliver legal services more efficiently. Legal Technology examines the intersection of frontier technologies and the legal domain.
This course is an introduction to Legal Technology. It explores cutting-edge technological innovations reshaping the legal system and discusses the practical applications, challenges, and opportunities these technologies present.
| Date | Topic | Speaker |
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| April 1 |
Introduction to Legal Informatics |
Roland Vogl |
| April 8 |
Legal Data and Search |
Taryn Marks |
| April 15 |
Statistical Analysis in Law |
Dan Katz, Julian Nyarko |
| April 22 |
Natural Language Processing |
Harry Surden |
| April 29 |
Large Language Models and the Law |
Megan Ma |
| May 6 |
Computational Law |
Michael Genesereth |
| May 13 |
Designing for Legal |
Margaret Hagan |
| May 20 |
Productizing Legal Informatics |
Jay Mandal |
| May 27 |
Final Presentations |
Students |
| Michael Genesereth |
| genesereth@stanford.edu |
| Office: Gates 308 |
| Office Hours: Wed 3-4 |
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| Megan Ma |
| meganma@stanford.edu |
| Office: Crown Quadrangle |
| Office Hours: TBD |
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| Roland Vogl |
| rvogl@lawstanford.edu |
| Office: Crown Quadrangle |
| Office Hours: TBD |
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Comments and complaints to genesereth@stanford.edu.
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