Matthew Dylag

Assistant Professor of Law · Dalhousie University

Schulich School of Law · Halifax, Nova Scotia

Studies the integration of emerging technologies into the justice sector. His research evaluates AI in legal services and the opportunities and limits of crowdsourced legal assistance.

Access to justice; legal needs; AI and big data; civil procedure; legal ethics

PUBLICATIONS // 5

Introduction – towards polycentricity? The quest for legitimacy and trust in digital governance · Information, Communication & Society (2026) · Journal article
How and why governments are regulating AI: a comparison of legislative frameworks · Information, Communication & Society · Journal article
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Access to Justice: Predictive Analytics and the Legal Services Market · Dalhousie Law Journal (2025) · Journal article
Using Social Media as a Tool to Inform Person-Centred Justice · Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue Canadienne Droit et Société (2024) · Journal article
Crowd Sourcing Justice · Canadian Journal of Law and Technology (2023) · Journal article