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Check out the 10 best legal hacks from this year’s Le Hackie Awards

The second-annual event took place on Wednesday night.

At Le Hackies #2, Jan. 6, 2016. (Photo via Twitter)

“What I enjoy most about Le Hackies,” DC Legal Hackers organizer Rebecca Williams told Technical.ly, “is that it brings together many law, tech, and law/tech organizations that are all doing great things in D.C., but might not necessarily know each other.”
And that’s precisely what Williams and her co-organizers did on Wednesday night.
Taking over The Loft at 600 F for the second year in a row, the legal hacking community convened for an event that promised to be “part awards show, part new years party, all ‪#‎legalhack‬.”
Here’s who was honored:
Company of the Year

Organization of the Year

  • The Open Technology Institute for its tech policy advocacy and launching TechCongress.

Legal Hacker of the Year

Top 10 Legal Hacks of the Year


You can explore all of the winning hacks via the links above.
Inspired to get involved in some legal hacking of your own? Join the Meetup group:
http://www.meetup.com/DCLegalHackers/

Companies: DC Legal Hackers
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