The future of legaltech is bright and inescapable. Law firms that embrace this changing landscape stand to survive and thrive, most of all those who carefully choose where to
Technology has the potential to revolutionise the legal services market and pave the way for law firms to offer clients a host of innovative connected services. The benefits of tech
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]University opportunities on offer Law students are highly regarded for studying an intellectually challenging and stimulating degree. Currently students are taught hard law with some soft law elements such as
Lawyers in a World of Smarter Machines A recent paper (Toward a Phenomenology of Machine-Assisted Legal Work) lays out observations and questions about the emerging socio-technical landscape in which law
Legaltech adoption has been on the lips of every city law firm. But is this really being put into practice? By 2022 – that is three years from now –
It is clear that the lawyers of the future will need to get ahead of the curve when it comes to technology in whichever sector they work in. The healthcare sector
The recession of 2008 set in motion massive change in the legal profession. Long gone are the days where law firms could charge clients what they like. They now
