"Legal documents are too long, difficult, and boring. Let's change that!" Stefania Passera

• Create a prototype for a legally designed privacy policy that your customers will actually read
• Understand and communicate your company’s responsibilities
• Learn how to apply design thinking principles to other legal documents
• Start on your journey to creating legal documents that connect with and engage your customers

When Juro redesigned their Privacy Policy it attracted 16,000 website views. Yes, that is not a typo. 16,000. Why? Had they misspelt something? Had they been the subject of an ICO investigation that opened them up to mass scrutiny? No, what they had done was use legal design to create something useful and beautiful. Something user friendly. Something people choose to visit, rather than something that had to be there. The design genius behind that policy was Stefania Passera. We are therefore delighted that she is joining us for the first time in the UK to co-host a Legal Design Jam™ focused on Privacy Policies.

A Legal Design Jam™ brings together a group of motivated individuals, to give an extreme, user-centric makeover to a target legal document. The idea is borrowed from hackathons and service jams, and seeks to engage people to rethink and innovate the very concept of what a legal document should be, look and feel.

During three 3- hour interactive virtual sessions, spread over the course of two weeks, you will ideate and prototype a new version of your Privacy Notice , creating visualisations and great layouts, rethinking the structure of the document in terms of good storytelling and user needs, and where possible, simplifying its language.

Through re-designing your privacy notice, we will help you to communicate the roles and responsibilities imposed on your teams and the actions they'll need to take in order to comply with your policy and the latest regulations.

We can't promise you 16,000 site visits, but we can provide you with the knowledge and tools to vastly improve all your legal documents from here on in, making them more fit for purpose, understandable, and user focused.

This event cost £3,500 + VAT per organisation. Each organisation can bring up three attendees.