I really struggle to think of what sort of legal tech would help you interview a poor client that may not speak english better than a good grasp of Spanish and a pad of paper. These are not complex cases with tons of moving parts. As for legal research--your example of finding factually on-point cases is exactly what existing search algorithms do the worst job of.
Maybe I'm pessimistic. But the gap between promises and actuality in the legal tech field is very wide, at present, so I'm really skeptical when I hear about how it will help solve what is really a political/social problem.
Maybe I'm pessimistic. But the gap between promises and actuality in the legal tech field is very wide, at present, so I'm really skeptical when I hear about how it will help solve what is really a political/social problem.