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Marc Lauritsen

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Lawyer, knowledge systems architect, educator, entrepreneur, author, musician. Document assembly expert. Help people 'work smarter' and make better decisions.

Harvard, Masachusetts
linkedin.com/in/marclaurits…
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    1. The Portrait Kitchen‏ @jonb1966 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @marclauritsen

      @marclauritsen @StephKimbro hmm not sure on that one, legal practitioners have poor design ability to build

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    2. StephKimbro‏ @StephKimbro 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @jonb1966

      @legaltwo @marclauritsen That is a broad generalisation though. It's just something new to learn. I'm studying UI/UX in design. Have hope.

      3 replies 0 retweets 1 like
    3. The Portrait Kitchen‏ @jonb1966 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @StephKimbro

      @StephKimbro @marclauritsen I’ve spent 5 years with lawyers asking for the tools, being given the tools and then not using them, hence doubt

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    4. StephKimbro‏ @StephKimbro 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @jonb1966

      @legaltwo @marclauritsen I understand. I encountered this as well working with lawyers using the virtual law office platform.

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    5. The Portrait Kitchen‏ @jonb1966 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @StephKimbro

      @StephKimbro @marclauritsen I suspect non practitioners will understand user journey and build solutions, software design is not a small job

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    6. James Peters‏ @legaljeeves 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @jonb1966

      @legaltwo @StephKimbro @marclauritsen What percentage of lawyers would you guess can code, etc. as well? Low single digits?

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    7. Sarah Glassmeyer‏ @sglassmeyer 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @legaljeeves

      @legaljeeves @legaltwo @StephKimbro @marclauritsen Less than 1%. And that's even if you count people like me who are non-practicing.

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    8. The Portrait Kitchen‏ @jonb1966 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @sglassmeyer

      @sglassmeyer @legaljeeves @StephKimbro @marclauritsen coding is the new black…I’ll be happier when it is the UX :)

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    9. James Peters‏ @legaljeeves 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @jonb1966

      @legaltwo @sglassmeyer @StephKimbro @marclauritsen agree UX is very important, but tough to build if you can't code. need both to succeed

      2 replies 0 retweets 1 like
    10. StephKimbro‏ @StephKimbro 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @legaljeeves

      @legaljeeves @legaltwo @sglassmeyer @marclauritsen Agreed. Or a team that shares and complements skill sets. Learning this now w/my game dev

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      Marc Lauritsen‏ @marclauritsen 2 Aug 2013
      Replying to @StephKimbro

      @StephKimbro @legaljeeves @legaltwo @sglassmeyer I'd almost settle for lawyers just *participating* in tool development ..

      10:52 AM - 2 Aug 2013
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        1. Alex Hamilton‏ @AlexHamiltonRad 2 Aug 2013
          Replying to @marclauritsen

          @marclauritsen @StephKimbro @legaljeeves @legaltwo @sglassmeyer Agree with starting point. Devs have great tools ‘cos they scratch own itch

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        2. The Portrait Kitchen‏ @jonb1966 2 Aug 2013
          Replying to @AlexHamiltonRad

          @AlexHamiltonRad @marclauritsen @StephKimbro @legaljeeves @sglassmeyer understand the problems, design & build the solutions

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