I am an Assistant Professor in Law & AI at Maastricht University’s Maastricht Law and Tech Lab. My research examines artificial intelligence and law, with a particular focus on legal reasoning, access to justice, and the design of useful legal decision-support systems.
I also contribute to research at the Brightlands Institute for Smart Society and am a Fellow of the Cyberjustice Laboratory at Université de Montréal. My earlier work includes leading the JusticeBot project and postdoctoral research at McGill University.
The selected work page introduces JusticeBot, JusticeCreator and other projects. Publications are collected with their available resources.
My teaching at Maastricht University includes Advanced Legal Analytics, Legal Data Analysis and Ethics, and coordination of the Master’s programme in Law & AI.
Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law
Mapping legal criteria to the language of adjudicatory decisions with large language models.
AI for Access to Justice Workshop at JURIX 2024
Exploring multimodal language models for analyzing images of legal documents and supporting access to justice.
Proceedings of the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law
A methodology for building augmented-intelligence tools that help laypeople access justice.