Jeff Ward

Professor Jeff Ward is involved in groundbreaking research on the intersection of law and technology, serving as a pivotal figure in the academic community at Harvard University's Law and Legal Studies department. As a scholar deeply engaged in the exploration of the future of lawyering, he examines how technological advancements are reshaping the legal landscape and the practice of law itself. At Harvard, Professor Ward's research delves into justice technology innovation, where he investigates how new technologies can be harnessed to improve access to justice and streamline legal processes. His work is particularly focused on ensuring that these innovations contribute to equitable access to legal resources and economic opportunities, addressing the socio-economic effects of technology on society. With a keen interest in the law and policy of emerging technologies, Professor Ward analyzes the regulatory frameworks and legal challenges posed by rapid technological advancements. His scholarship aims to provide insights into how laws can adapt to new technological realities while safeguarding public interest and promoting innovation. In addition to his research, Professor Ward is actively involved in teaching and mentoring students, preparing the next generation of legal professionals to navigate the complexities of a technology-driven world. His commitment to education and research makes him a respected and influential figure in the field of law and technology.