The upcoming final for a Cornell Law School course won’t include writing an exam or filling bubble answer sheets. Instead students are presenting apps they created to solve challenges facing today’s legal aid organizations. 

On Dec. 3 at the Cornell Tech campus, J.D., LL.M. and MBA Cornell students are set to present their custom-made legal apps for the first time. The apps are an accumulation of a new semester-long course “Delivering Legal Services Through Technology.” Students will be judged by Cornell Law School’s dean, the president of Bloomberg Law and the chief knowledge officer of Shearman & Sterling.

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