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2nd December, 2022

Review of Legal Tech Helper’s project with Mental Health Legal Centre

Legal Tech Helper’s project with Victoria’s Mental Health Legal Centre was reviewed in the Law Institute of Victoria’s Law Institute Journal (December 2022 Issue) .

Legal Tech Helper worked closely with Mental Health Legal Centre and CQUniversity to develop MHLC Online Help to provide targeted legal information and resources to mental health consumers, their families, friends and carers and referring organisations.

It was developed in response to the acute need in Victoria and across Australia to expand mental health law knowledge and understanding.

If you are interested in knowing more about the project or how Legal Tech Helper can help your law firm or organisation, contact us at info@legaltechhelper.com.au.

About us

We help law firms, community legal centres, not for profit organisations and government agencies to re-imagine the way online legal information is presented.

We design and build solutions for law firms and organisations looking to:

  • Custom-build legal products for different client segments
  • Give people targeted legal information through guided pathways and chatbots
  • Streamline complex workflows and processes
  • Automate documents and forms
  • Build a better digital front door with automated intake and triage
  • Integrate different systems.

  • To help ordinary people find relevant legal information and understand the practical steps involved in solving their problem.
  • Put accessibility at the centre of everything we do:- accessible for people with disabilities as well as being accessible for people who are culturally and linguistically diverse and have different socioeconomic backgrounds.
  • Provide a workplace framework that facilitates strong teamwork, support and collaboration.

Using design‑thinking principles and agile methodology build great software that:

We would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which we live and work. We pay respect to ancestors and Elders of the Kulin Nation past and present and we extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

We acknowledge First Nations people around the world and affirm the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.