It has only been a couple of months since I left private practice for the technology space. Having been an associate in the corporate team at Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF), I am now Director of Customer Engagement and Solutions at Neota Logic, where I am
Being Asian, when I was young I was told “When you grow up, you should become a doctor, a lawyer or an engineer”. That basically summed up my career options at university. Naturally, one morning, I found myself reading Law at the University of Durham,
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I am currently working as a Junior Legal Engineer at SYKE. SYKE is a fast growing legal engineering business helping in-house legal teams and law firms to buy and implement legal technology. As a junior at SYKE, I have a very varied workload. I
When I think about it, my journey into legal tech probably started in 2006 when I completed my LPC. This was the year when Tony Blair was still PM, Sven was still the England manager and, more significantly, Enron went the way of the pear. Trying
Wilson Fletcher is a business and service innovation consultancy designing digital-first strategies, services and experiences that help our clients to accelerate service innovation and modernise their businesses. We work across a wide range of industries, sectors and organisations including legal. My role is focussed on
I am a co-founder and the CEO of the legal tech company Legito. Legito is a smart document workspace platform which has over 100,000 users in 37 countries. It is used by a wide range of companies, from small law firms to Fortune 500 companies
My name is Josh Harris and I am the CEO and co-founder of Doc2, a legal technology platform that drastically improves the contract creation and eSigning process for SME businesses. As a founder of a technology business, my day-to-day role varies quite dramatically depending on what
While due diligence has various meanings in a legal context, we will just look at the due diligence required of UK law firms by the regulator, the Solicitors Regulation Authority. This is pervasive of all matters opened by law firms and is aimed at reducing criminal activity, such as
By Motunrayo Akinyemi The advancement in the use of technology in the corporate world suggests the need for all professionals especially lawyers, law firms and the entire legal industry to protect itself against increasing cyber threats and evolving cybersecurity landscape. The legal industry is not immune
