It takes you ages to find the legal information you need, right?
Guess why. You're not a lawyer. You're just an overly curious human.
People look for laws online, but they don’t like what they find.
That’s a fact.
We want to help normal people find legal information, easily, in an unexpectedly beautiful way.
The image “If there’s a rocket, tie me to it” is sweet courtesy of Hana Bacasno and Janice Golosino.
People don’t know where to look for the law.
Some law is not open.
People don’t know how to look for the law.
What to type, exactly?
People don’t understand the law.
Legalese, here we are.
Reading about #wildcat http://t.co/2j24Nn2dQY and the opportunities for more accessible law. It's a very interesting project.
— johnlsheridan (@johnlsheridan) June 2, 2014Wildcat is a new tech legal project from @SquareLaw - a legal database for humans, not lawyers http://t.co/gQbRolMTEV
— Francis Irving (@frabcus) June 10, 2014Check out @thewildcatuk - interesting approach to legal disruption http://t.co/r9S5dLEDTd #lawfirm #legalIT #LegalKM #auslaw
— Janders Dean (@jandersdean) May 31, 2014Definitely going to follow this project from @thewildcatUK - legal search for people, not lawyers. http://t.co/CkmH7kkLjs
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