Danielle works at the intersection of law, innovation and technology, focusing on transforming how legal services are conceived, structured, communicated and delivered. Her experience spans Legal Innovation, Legal Design, Visual Law, Plain Language, Legal Operations and Artificial Intelligence applied to legal practice.
She leads legal innovation initiatives that turn emerging trends and new technologies into practical applications for companies and legal departments, combining strategy, design, data, processes and technology to increase efficiency, improve user experience and expand the value delivered by legal teams to the business.
Her career also includes a strong focus on preparing professionals for the future of law.
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) – Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie
Legal Design – The Interaction Design Foundation (IDF)
Legal Tech Essentials – Bucerius Law School, Germany
Certified by The Institute for the Future of Law Practice (IFLP)
Member of The Interaction Design Foundation (IDF)
Coordinator and co-author of the book “Legal Innovation – O direito do futuro e o futuro do direito”
Professor, speaker and podcaster on legal innovation, Legal Design and Artificial Intelligence