Last week, Brigham Young University’s (BYU) J. Reuben Clark Law School announced that it would continue its ongoing partnership with Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati’s legal tech subsidiary SixFifty. Students from BYU’s LawX legal design lab will work with SixFifty to create a pro bono solution that streamlines the asylum application process.

Sure, students will gain some hands-on legal design experience, but it’s also potentially a big win for SixFifty too. Partnering with law schools may give law firm’s legal tech subsidiaries the opportunity to not only improve future iterations of their existing products, but glean valuable research and development data that they wouldn’t otherwise have the resources to obtain on their own.

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