Belarus The most recent study on the automation of legal activities in Belarus was carried out in 2021. It depicted a clear dissatisfaction among lawyers with the current level of automation. Issues around high costs of solutions and lack of clarity regarding the real-world benefits of
Austria The situation as of mid-2023 is that few true legaltech startups have gained traction (fairplane.at, notarity.com). Legal Tech is fostered by the two major legal publishers via their databases and by law firms, the latter with differentiated success. Currently we see the interest in AI powered
Estonia Estonia will see these legal technology developments in 2024: • FutureLaw conference and other events will showcase legal-tech innovations and trends and promote collaboration and networking among legal professionals, entrepreneurs, academics, and policymakers from various countries and regions. • NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Centre of Excellence, a
The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law’s (HiiL) highly anticipated event this year for JusticeTech, “Tech the Justice Gap”, on November 29th in Tunis, sheds light on how technology can transform and improve Access to Justice, prioritizing a fairer, more accessible, and affordable for all. The global
In an era where the application of artificial intelligence (AI) is pushing the boundaries of human innovation, the question of whether AI-generated inventions could deserve patent protection has become a pressing issue. Its complexities in the world of Intellectual property have brought to light issues
