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Suffolk University Law School · Boston

Where Suffolk Law meets legal tech.

LITSA is Suffolk Law’s student organization for legal innovation and technology. We run a competition where teams ship working software in one evening, bring in the people already doing this work, and give you room to build something without waiting for permission.

You don’t need to code.

Practitioner or alum? Speak, mentor, or set a problem for the build competition →

David J. Sargent Hall, Suffolk University Law School, on Tremont Street in Boston: a curved stone facade under a wide overhanging roof, with columns across the entrance and brick buildings on either side.
Sargent Hall, 120 Tremont Street.
A+ Suffolk is graded A+ for technology law. preLaw magazine, 2026 · one of twelve schools in the top tier.

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Legal tech is not one thing

Privacy, AI regulation, access to justice, legal design, e-discovery, legal operations. Twelve domains, and eleven of them need no code.

The field →

Suffolk already has the infrastructure

A concentration, the LIT Lab, a clinic run with the American Arbitration Association, a journal, and a conference held here every spring. Most students never find it.

At Suffolk →

Four projects, and most of the work is not code

Testing, interviewing, writing problem sets, judging, mapping how a process actually works. Plenty of it never touches a keyboard.

What we build →
A law-library table with books, a laptop and Boston brick buildings outside.
A quiet workspace for reading, drafting and testing ideas.

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