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Top 10 for Innovation

LIT Concentration named to Bloomberg Law’s Top 10 Innovators list

From Suffolk Law to Shark Tank

$22M startup showcases school’s legal innovation focus

LIT Center Teams Up With American Arbitration Association

Suffolk Law and the American Arbitration Association launch AI-powered clinic

Bloomberg Opinion

Quinten Steenhuis pens op-ed on pivoting to pro bono at scale

AI Innovator Advises Fortune 500 Leaders

Vedika Mehera, JD ’15, got her start in legal innovation at Suffolk Law

Access Goes Exponential

One law student, thousands of clients

The Legal Innovation & Technology (LIT) Center

The LIT Center at Suffolk Law is the driving force behind our nationally recognized work, helping students and the legal profession rethink how legal services are delivered in today’s fast-changing world.

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“The LIT Center is at the forefront of preparing our students for the rapidly evolving legal landscape. Through hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies and innovative approaches to legal service delivery, our students are developing the skills that 21st-century lawyers need. From AI and data analytics to improving access to justice through mobile applications, the LIT Center equips Suffolk Law graduates to not just navigate the future of law, but to actively shape it.”

Andrew Perlman

Dean and Professor of Law, Suffolk University Law School

“At the LIT Center, we believe in learning by doing. Our students don’t just study innovation; they make cutting-edge tools themselves. From developing AI-powered chatbots to mobile court forms, students gain real-world skills that set them apart. Whether it’s participating in a design challenge or consulting for court officials, our students are actively solving today’s legal challenges using tomorrow’s technologies.”

Dyane O'Leary

Professor of Legal Writing and Director, LIT Center, Suffolk University Law School