Diane Haar: Using AI and Remote Work to Deliver Disability Justice Across the Pacific

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Beyond the Case Files: AI, Healthcare & Law in Practice

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Beyond the Case Files is where law, healthcare, and technology intersect with the human experience. Hosted by Nelson Chu and Luke Connally, founders of Superinsight AI, the show sits down with attorneys, doctors, innovators, and changemakers redefining how medical and legal worlds work together. From burnout to breakthroughs, from outdated processes to AI-powered transformation — we go past the paperwork to uncover the people and passion behind justice and care. Subscribe for real conversations, unexpected insights, and a front-row seat to the future of legal tech and medical evidence.

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Diane Haar: Using AI and Remote Work to Deliver Disability Justice Across the Pacific

Beyond the Case Files: AI, Healthcare & Law in Practice

47 minutes 44 seconds

1 month ago

Diane Haar: Using AI and Remote Work to Deliver Disability Justice Across the Pacific

Attorney Diane C. Haar has transformed her personal journey into a mission to expand access to disability justice across the Pacific. After earning degrees from UC Berkeley and Yale University, litigating war crimes, and earning a Master’s in Public Health, Diane faced a life-changing accident that led her to focus on disability law. She founded Hawaiʻi Disability Legal Services (HDLS) in 2010, offering representation in Social Security Disability (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Veterans Disability benefits. Serving clients not only in Hawaiʻi but also in American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the Philippines, Diane has built a practice that bridges geographic and technological divides.

In this episode of Beyond the Case Files, Diane discusses how she has leveraged artificial intelligence tools like Gemini and ChatGPT, along with custom-built case management software, to create a remote-first legal practice that maintains a human-centered approach. She shares insights on overcoming challenges such as government bureaucracy, the need for in-person hearings, and ensuring that vulnerable communities are not left behind in the digital age.

We explore:

Diane’s journey from war crimes litigation to disability law
The impact of personal experience on her approach to client advocacy
Innovations in legal practice through AI and remote work
Strategies for serving clients across diverse and remote regions
The importance of maintaining human connection in a tech-driven practice

Whether you're a legal professional, tech innovator, or advocate for disability justice, this episode offers valuable insights into how technology can enhance legal practice without compromising empathy and client care.

Learn more about Diane Haar and her work at Hawaiʻi Disability Legal Services: hawaiidisabilitylegal.com/diane-haar

Explore Superinsight AI and our mission to modernize medical record review: superinsight.ai

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