Faculty Profile: Lori Gonzalez

Lori Gonzalez is legal tech lover, process nerd and promotor of access to justice. She founded The RayNa Corporation – a medical record retrieval company that also focuses on helping lawyers find lost time. She focuses her energy on testing, using and improving legal tech, as well as, process and efficiency improvement. She is a frequent speaker at state and local bar associations, presents at national conferences and facilitates staff trainings for firms. Her service includes the Tennessee Access for Justice Commission’s Pro Bono Committee, an organizer of the Music City Legal Hackers and creating new tools for access to justice with Code for America’s Nashville brigade.  She served on the State Bar of California’s Access Through Innovation of Legal Services Task Force and is currently serving on the advisory board for the University of Las Vegas - William S. Boyd School of Law’s Tech and Innovation Initiative.