Legal Design: Accessibility to Rights
summary
An analysis of disability and legal rights in Italy that identifies gaps in the current system and argues for using Legal Design — a human-centered legal approach — to improve communication and access. It explains using personas as ideal recipient profiles to address systemic shortcomings and outlines Legal Design applications such as access to justice, privacy rights, consumer rights, and visual contracts.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Legal Design introduction
- 11:46Legal Design definition and principles
- 27:56Methodology and practice
- 37:54Accessibility to justice and rights
- 54:05Q&A
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